Buderus

Buderus is a German-origin heating and HVAC brand whose company tradition, according to its official history, dates to 1731. It began with the manufacture of hobs and stove plates, then developed into a heating technology supplier making products such as sectional boilers and cast-iron radiators. Its present-day identity is broader: Buderus describes itself as a system expert and a sustainable solutions provider for heating, cooling, and ventilation. The brand serves residential, commercial, and industrial applications, from apartments and single-family houses to large buildings and industrial complexes. Its official website describes a range of more than 20,000 products and system solutions, including heat pumps, gas condensing boilers, and hybrid systems. Buderus also presents itself as a full-service provider, emphasizing tailored, modular, and networked solutions as well as planning and modernization services. Buderus is an important part of the Bosch Group. The brand’s official website lists a broad set of markets across Europe, North America, and Central Asia and directs visitors to select their country for local information. The company’s long history includes successive changes in heating technology, from early cast-iron products and boilers to more recent energy-efficient system solutions. Its current positioning combines technical expertise, product quality, design, and sustainability.

Buderus traces its company tradition to 1731, when Johann Wilhelm Buderus founded the company. Its earliest products included hobs and stove plates. Over time, the business moved into more specialized heating technology. In 1895 it began casting sectional boilers in Lollar, central Germany, and in 1898 registered its first sectional-boiler patents while transitioning to cast-iron radiator manufacture. By 1913, Buderus had become a full-service supplier in the heating technology sector. The company continued to expand its range and production capabilities in the early twentieth century. In 1915 it delivered commercial boilers with oil burners; during the 1920s it developed a German special boiler with an oil burner. It began manufacturing steel radiators in 1927, and introduced a new design of commercial coal boilers in 1936. After the Second World War, manufacture of boilers and cast-iron radiators resumed in 1946. A major post-war investment followed in Lollar in 1952. Buderus added products and capabilities in the decades that followed. In 1958 it launched Loganatherm, a combination of a cast-iron boiler and integrated domestic hot-water cylinder, and began manufacturing control devices. It opened the Buderus Information Centre in Lollar in 1964 and launched the Loganagas floor-standing conventional gas boiler in 1969. In 1977 the company made a technological advance with its low-temperature boiler. In 1981, the Ecomatic-Plus cast-iron boiler emerged as a precursor to future gas-condensing technology. Buderus Heiztechnik GmbH, identified by the history page as Buderus AG’s largest subsidiary, was formed in 1987. The supplied official history excerpt also notes a restructuring of domestic sales in 1990 but does not provide further detail about that event. Buderus subsequently evolved beyond its roots as a heating manufacturer into a supplier of integrated heating and HVAC systems. Today, its website presents the brand as a system expert for heating, cooling, and ventilation, serving residential buildings, commerce, and industry. Its stated offering includes energy-efficient system solutions, heat pumps, gas condensing boilers, and hybrid systems, alongside planning and modernization services. Buderus describes itself as an important part of the Bosch Group and emphasizes sustainable solutions, modular and networked systems, product quality, and design.

• 1990

  Domestic sales restructured

• 1987

  Buderus Heiztechnik GmbH formed

• 1981

  Ecomatic-Plus cast-iron boiler emerges as a precursor to gas-condensing technology

• 1977

  Low-temperature boiler marks a technological advance

• 1969

  Loganagas conventional gas boiler launched

• 1964

  Buderus Information Centre opens in Lollar

• 1958

  Loganatherm launched; control-device manufacturing begins

• 1952

  Major post-war investment made in Lollar

• 1946

  Boiler and cast-iron radiator manufacturing resumes

• 1936

  New design of commercial coal boiler launched

• 1927

  Steel-radiator manufacturing begins

• 1915

  Delivers commercial boilers with oil burners

• 1913

  Becomes a full-service heating technology supplier

• 1898

  First sectional-boiler patents registered; cast-iron radiator manufacturing begins

• 1895

  Sectional-boiler casting begins in Lollar

• 1731

  Company founded by Johann Wilhelm Buderus

A long-established heating and HVAC system expert within the Bosch Group, offering energy-efficient and sustainable solutions for residential, commercial, and industrial use.

• Heat pumps

• Gas condensing boilers

• Hybrid systems

• Heating, cooling, and ventilation systems

• Loganatherm

• Loganagas

• Ecomatic-Plus

1. 1Buderus - the system expert for HVACbuderus.com
2. 2Our History | Buderus - from the founding 1731 until todaybuderus.com