Josef Lentner GmbH
German manufacturer of custom-built firefighting and disaster-protection vehicles based in Hohenlinden, Bavaria.
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Overview
Josef Lentner GmbH, commonly known as Lentner, is a German manufacturer of firefighting vehicles headquartered in Hohenlinden in the Ebersberg district of Upper Bavaria. The company is part of the Hausmann Holding GmbH. It was founded around the 1940s and began producing disaster-protection vehicles in the 1980s. Since 2007 it has operated from its Hohenlinden production site on a site of approximately 15,000 square metres. Annual revenue was 10.5 million euros in 2008 and rose to nearly 14 million euros in 2009, the same year that production hall 2 was commissioned. Production in hall 3 started in 2014. Lentner positions itself as a manufacturer without a standard series: every vehicle is individually designed and built to customer requirements, rather than being a variation of a mass-produced line. Its product range includes medium firefighting vehicles (MLF), firefighting group vehicles ((H) LF 10, (H) LF 20), disaster-protection vehicles (LF-KatS), tank firefighting vehicles (TLF 4000), technical assistance vehicles (RW, GW-G), logistics equipment vehicles (GW-L1, GW-L2) and special-purpose vehicles. The company describes itself as a specialist for individual solutions to particularly unusual and demanding tasks. In 2009 Lentner won a contract to build seventy vehicles of the new firefighting group vehicle for disaster protection, with an option for 120 more. Its customers include municipalities and companies in Germany and Austria, as well as Munich Airport and clients in the Middle East and East Asia. In 2009 the company received the Bavarian Founders' Prize (Bayerischer Gründerpreis).
History
Josef Lentner GmbH was founded around the 1940s. In the 1980s the company began producing disaster-protection vehicles, which became a core part of its business. Since 2007 it has operated from its production site in Hohenlinden, in the Ebersberg district of Upper Bavaria, on a site of approximately 15,000 square metres. In 2008 annual revenue was 10.5 million euros; in 2009 it rose to nearly 14 million euros. In the same year, production hall 2 was commissioned. In 2009 the company also won a contract to build seventy vehicles of the new firefighting group vehicle for disaster protection (LF-KatS), with an option for 120 additional vehicles. In 2009 Lentner received the Bavarian Founders' Prize (Bayerischer Gründerpreis). In 2014 production started in production hall 3. The company is part of the Hausmann Holding GmbH. Its customers include municipalities and companies in Germany and Austria, as well as Munich Airport and clients in the Middle East and East Asia.
- 2014
Production started in production hall 3.
- 2009
Revenue rose to nearly 14 million euros; production hall 2 commissioned; won contract for 70 LF-KatS vehicles with option for 120 more; received Bavarian Founders' Prize.
- 2008
Annual revenue of 10.5 million euros.
- 2007
Production site in Hohenlinden (approx. 15,000 m²) in operation since 2007.
- 1980
Began production of disaster-protection vehicles in the 1980s.
- 1940
Company founded around the 1940s.
Products and positioning
Custom-built, individually engineered firefighting and disaster-protection vehicles with no standard series, developed and built in Germany for the highest operational demands.
Medium firefighting vehicles (MLF)
Firefighting group vehicles ((H) LF 10, (H) LF 20)
Disaster-protection vehicles (LF-KatS)
Tank firefighting vehicles (TLF 4000)
Technical assistance vehicles (RW, GW-G)
Logistics equipment vehicles (GW-L1, GW-L2)
Special-purpose vehicles
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