At two sites in Germany the company manufactures customised pressure-tank vehicles for the transport of liquids, granulates and powders. In addition to its operations at the main site in Winsen (Luhe) near Hamburg the company has been producing high-volume, low-weight commercial vehicles in Lutherstadt Wittenberg, Sachsen-Anhalt since 1991. Whilst the Winsen plant is devoted exclusively to the manufacture of aluminium silo lorries, the Lutherstadt-Wittenberg site also produces stainless steel vehicles, turning out petrol tankers, rail cars and containers.
The Feldbinder company story began in 1975 when Otto Feldbinder and Jan-Dirk Beckmann joined philosophies and forces. Individual experience gained in selling and operating silo vehicles enabled them to pool their experience and knowledge.
Subject ID: 32894
MoreAt two sites in Germany the company manufactures customised pressure-tank vehicles for the transport of liquids, granulates and powders. In addition to its operations at the main site in Winsen (Luhe) near Hamburg the company has been producing high-volume, low-weight commercial vehicles in Lutherstadt Wittenberg, Sachsen-Anhalt since 1991. Whilst the Winsen plant is devoted exclusively to the manufacture of aluminium silo lorries, the Lutherstadt-Wittenberg site also produces stainless steel vehicles, turning out petrol tankers, rail cars and containers.
The Feldbinder company story began in 1975 when Otto Feldbinder and Jan-Dirk Beckmann joined philosophies and forces. Individual experience gained in selling and operating silo vehicles enabled them to pool their experience and knowledge.
The original concept was supply the vessels for rigid vehicles. Five years later, after having relocated to Hamburg-Hamm, the company was bursting at the seams. At that time FFB, was producing 120 units per year. In 1980, the successful duo procured a 4-hectare area in Winsen (Luhe), which has been expanded to more than twice its original size and continues to host the headquarters of Feldbinder Spezialfahrzeugwerke GmbH.
The original manufacturing facility, comprising 3 employees was based in Drage, Lower Saxony nearby to Hamburg.
Subject ID: 32894
Subject ID: 32894