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Les racines de l'usine de machines de Göritzhain remontent au début des années 1970, lorsque Karl-Friedrich Machan s'est mis à son compte à Augsbourg dans le domaine de la manutention. En 1993, l'entreprise a été transférée à Lunzenau.

Depuis 2022, son fils Jürgen Machan dirige l'entreprise familiale.

In the fine grinding space, JEHMLICH is the customized solution specialist for turn-key milling machines, cGMP fine milling plants and crushers for applications in the pharma, food, chemical, recycling, commodities, plastics and materials industries. For almost 100 years, JEHMLICH has been mastering ambitious projects from compact design to industrial scale for its global customer base.
Our Services:

• Process consulting and planning,
• Comprehensive trial opportunities,
• Manufacturing, installation, commissioning and trainings
• Global service, maintenance and spare parts.

We deliver:

• cGMP and industrial mills,
• Turn-key fine grinding plants,
• Single machines as components,
• Customized special solutions.

JEHMLICH equipment is ATEX, FDA/EU GMP compliant and in accordance with CE Directive 2006/42/EG.
We deliver your milling solution.

The Italian WAMGROUP, worldwide leader in developing and manufacturing equipment and plant components for bulk solids handling and processing, has been represented in Germany by its own subsidiary since 1986.WAM GmbH is responsible for distribution of the WAMGROUP product range in Germany and Austria, except for mixing which are distributed by MAP GmbH.
It is the goal of WAM GmbH to provide a vast customer base with attractively priced products in industrial quality, specifically tailored to the different needs of a variety of industries. Customer satisfaction through professional advice, comprehensive service and constant availability backed up by a vast stock of equipment and spare parts are an expectation WAM GmbH is ready to fulfil day by day.
The company is situated on an area of 14,500 square metres (3.6 acres) of which 5,600 square metres (1.35 acres) are occupied by workshop and warehouse buildings, in the centre of a triangle formed by the southwestern German cities of Mannheim, Heidelberg and Karlsruhe, with motorway connections in all directions.