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Milestones on the way to the top:

2024
Investment in machinery
Three new 5-axis machining centres, 2 vertical 3-axis machining centres and 1 8-tonne electric forklift modernise our production and increase our production capacities
2021
New machine design
Presented during the 8th Open House in September 2021 for the first time

2021
2019
Sustainability
Replacement of the lighting system by energy-saving LED lamps
2018
Extension of our training and exhibition center.
Information, tests, training – now on a surface of 600 sqm

2018
2017
Open House.
We celebrate our 7^th Open House together with the inauguration of a new factory hall for the assembly of large-scale production (total area: 15.000 sqm).
2016
Investment.
The first 6-axle CNC controlled metal-cutting machine with robot support was acquired.

2016
2015
Construction of another factory building.
Construction of a new factory building for finishing and packing.
2011
Younger than ever!
As the global market and technology leader HERZOG celebrates its 150th anniversary.

2011
2009
New technology.
Development and construcion of the first variation braider of the series VF.
2003
State of the art.
Development and construction of the first radial braider for braiding preforms of composite materials.

2003
2001
Success in the fifth generation.
By now the fifth generation takes over the management. The production and office space was expanded by another 1.200 m².
1994–2000
Sustainable growth.
More significant expansions are realised on site in Oldenburg.

1994–2000
1972–1973
Modernisation.
Construction of an advanced manufacturing center. Mrs. HERZOG takes over the management after the passing of her husband. First worldwide patents.
1949/1950
Northbound!
HERZOG moves to Oldenburg in the Northwest of Germany. Oldenburg is the birthplace of Eva Maria Wicking to whom HERZOG’s director, August Günther, is married since 1944. New factory built up on a ground of 20.000 m². Start of production in 1951.

1949/1950
1937–1944
Destruction and a new start.
The third generation takes over management. World war II leaves the company fully bombed out: restart in Oberkotzau in Southern Germany.
1906
Road to success.
August Herzog junior takes over from his father. Growing exports and expansion bring the company forward.

1906
1861
Start-up.
August HERZOG founded the company HERZOG in Wuppertal, center of the textile industry at that time. Construction of braiding machines for: cords, elastic and non-elastic laces, bootlaces and ropes.