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Maschinenfabrik Gustav Eirich

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German manufacturer of industrial mixing technology, machines and plants, founded in 1863 and based in Hardheim.

Last updated September 16, 2026

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Overview

Maschinenfabrik Gustav Eirich is a German industrial company rooted in Hardheim since its founding in 1863. It describes itself as a provider of leading mixing technology for industrial applications, offering machines, plants and services ranging from individual machines with process peripherals to turnkey processing plants. Its mixing equipment spans laboratory mixers of 0.1–10 liters, small mixers of 40–150 liters and large mixers of 250–12,000 liters, serving applications such as concrete, dry mortar and plasters, sand-lime brick, ceramics, refractories, glass, lead paste, lithium-ion batteries, friction linings, carbon masses, foundry molding sand, metallurgy, environmental technology, fertilizers and food. The company reports around 1,200 employees, roughly half of them in Hardheim, and about EUR 180 million in annual revenue, with 16 locations worldwide.

History

Gustav Eirich founded the Maschinenfabrik in 1863, building machines that eased laborious work in agriculture, mills and sawmills; by 1900 the company counted around 40 employees. Between 1901 and 1945 the company developed innovations and patents. The company states it has been rooted in Hardheim and its surroundings since its founding in 1863, and that the owner family is now in its fifth generation. It reports around 1,200 employees, about half of them in Hardheim, an annual revenue of roughly EUR 180 million, and 16 locations worldwide.

Products and positioning

Leading mixing technology for industrial applications

  • Laboratory mixers

  • Small mixers

  • Large mixers

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