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Excellent in processing stainless steel

Since it was founded in 2005 - as a German sister company of the Dutch Horrichs Apparatenbouw BV and Holland Filter BV - UrMaTi Apparatebau GmbH has combined the knowledge and experience of these two traditional companies.

The products were originally used for process and waste water treatment, with extensive experience being gained particularly in the food industry.

Especially in this area, it is of great importance that the equipment is made of high-quality, corrosion-resistant materials. The decision to exclusively use stainless steel and other high-quality materials was then quickly made. Within the food industry, UrMaTi Apparatebau GmbH has acquired knowledge in the field of production of various apparatuses and internal transport systems.

Of course, these devices are also made of stainless steel. From the food industry we have been able to gain experience in the field of stainless steel industry as well as in other branches of industry.

The UrMaTi Apparatebau GmbH differs from other suppliers by a consistent, customer-oriented tailoring of their products.

If necessary, manufactured devices can be professionally assembled on site with the help of VCA-certified employees.

Due to the many possible uses of stainless steel and our knowledge of the diverse processing options, we are also represented in the field of interior and garden design.

With the help of this and other pages we hope to offer you a complete picture of our delivery programs and the many possibilities in this regard.

We design, install and test:

• Plants for the treatment and decontamination of excavated materials and recycled aggregates
• Treatment and recovery plants for contaminated and non-contaminated sludge
• Industrial water treatment and purification plants

Our goal is to find practical solutions for customers. We study procedural solutions and provide advice on already installed systems.
It is our primary concern that our customers can work efficiently and that the plants we deal with generate adequate income.