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Wear-resistant, easily formable, and lightweight – Waelzholz offers customized steel strip solutions for combine harvesters and other agricultural applications. / more

The transformation of garden tools into battery-powered models requires new materials. As a reliable development partner, Waelzholz offers its customers customized material solutions for the products of tomorrow. / more

The precisely configured surfaces and tight tolerances of Waelzholz’s cold rolled steel strip for coinage enable the production of high-quality coins. / more

A perfect combination: materials expertise transformed into software meets sophisticated testing technology and robotics. / more

In three new episodes, the Waelzholz podcast highlights key aspects of the transformation of the steel industry in general and of Waelzholz in particular. We highly recommend you listen in! / more

The benefits of a local presence are particularly true for the US market. Keep reading to find out how the Waelzholz location in Cleveland offers added value to its customers in the US. / more

How fine blanking companies are improving their profitability with optimally designed logistics and materials expertise from Waelzholz. / more

Dr. Matthias Gierse retired from his position on the Executive Board on June 30, 2024, but will continue to serve the company in an advisory capacity. His areas of responsibility have been integrated into the new senior management area Supply Chain. / more

On June 28, 2024, the Waelzholz Group acquired Tempracciaio S.r.l., based in Milan, Italy. Together with Waelzholz Italia S.r.l., the Waelzholz Group’s concentrated expertise in Italy expands and enhances its market position here over the long term. / more

After initially receiving the award in 2021, Waelzholz has now once again received the “family-friendly company” award, which is valid for three years. Waelzholz received the certification for its numerous health promoting benefits and for offering the ability to work as a manager part-time. / more

Open coil annealing with subsequent bainitic hardening and tempering makes it possible to combine a hard material core with a soft, bendable surface. This forms an ideal basis for the production of blades for stamping, cutting, and creasing lines. / more