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1914
First MATADOR CD
paper bag machine
1928
The first tuber in the world to work on the AC perforation principle
– cornerstone for one of the most successful W&H product lines to date:
paper sack
machines
1933
The company savings institution is founded
1934
Launch of the first "AD" machine for folding and glueing
of paper sacks:
W&H's first bottomer
1945
W&H receives notice to shut down and is targeted for dismantling
1947
W&H receives full permission to return to machinery construction
1948
OLYMPIA 990,
first aniline printing press based on the bridge principle
1951
W&H's company magazine, entitled FÜR DICH, is published
1953
W&H commences manufacture of the MERKUR range
of
gravure printing presses
1954
First OLYMPIA 1275
central impression flexographic printing press
1958
W&H employs 1000 people
1962
Laminators are added to the W&H range of products
1966
AD PLASTIC,
the first valve sack machine worldwide for
pasted plastic sacks
1967
W&H begins participation in blown film extrusion
1968
Completion of Plant II in Lengerich
TRANSYSTEMS – the
first automated material flow system for
tube and sack packets
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