HOFFMANN

Hoffmann GmbH Maschinenbau

Hoffmann GmbH Maschinenbau develops, builds and sells standard and special machines for woodworking. The Hoffmann-Schwalbe, a rational groove connecting system, consists of mobile and stationary dovetail groove milling machines and the connecting elements, the "Hoffmann-Schwalben".

Product range

Groove milling tool

manual groove milling tools in table design: X-LINE 10, X-LINE 20, X-LINE 25, X-LINE 50, X-LINE 60, X-LINE 70
manual groove milling tools in table design, small series production possible: MU 2, MU 2P, MU 2H, MU 2HB, MF 4, MU S, MU 3 series
semi-automatic groove milling tools, individual and series production: PU 2, PU 2-32, PU 2-32/100-TL (among others).
semi-automatic groove milling tools for series and mass production: PP 2, PP 2- FR, PP 2-NC, PP 2/TWIN 32, PP 2/TWIN 32/100, PP 2/TWIN 65, PP 2/VH (among others)

Double mitre and notching cut saws

MS series

History

2017	Introduction of the new generation grooving machine MU 3 and MU 3-P
2006	The main markets are Switzerland and the Netherlands, France, Spain, Poland and Russia.
2005	Walter Hoffmann dies. The company is managed by the sons Andreas, Martin and Thomas Hoffmann.
1990	Walter Hoffmann founds together with his sons Andreas, Martin and Thomas Hoffmann the Hoffmann GmbH and is very successful with the sale of so-called 'Hoffmann-Schwalbe '(a jointing element for grooves). His brother Herbert Hoffmann founds Hoffmann Bohrsysteme GmbH in 1993.
1988	A dispute between the two managing brothers brings the company Hoffmann to a stop.
1985	Herbert Hoffmann develops a frame drilling machine for drilling in two levels.
1980s	Hoffmann GmbH deals with electronic measuring technology (piece counters, length and angle gauges).
1976	Acquisition of the company BILEK Dübelfix and renamed into Hoffmann Dübelfix. This company will file bankruptcy in 1991.
1974	Establishment of a simple tool manufacturing company by the brothers Walter and Herbert Hoffmann and acquisition of tenoners, chain mortisers and louver milling machines from the company FESTO.