History
When Hans Hermann founded the company almost 75 years ago, it consisted of a single workshop. This turned into a factory, and the production of simple standard parts was transformed to ever more sophisticated screws and cold-formed parts.
The second generation took over in 1989 with Erwin Hermann. He shaped the destinies of the company with courage and vision for decades and also in difficult times. Increasing complexity, wider fields of application, customers all over the world – under his leadership HEMA developed into what the company is today: One of the market leaders for high-quality fastening elements and cold-extrusion parts. A healthy, strong medium-sized company. And a major employer in the area. Since 2021, HEMA Umformtechnik has been part of the Keller & Kalmbach group but remains true to its tradition as a deeply-rooted family company. And to its self-conception as a leading company for cold massive forming:
HEMA – the Best that Can Happen to Steel.
1949
The beginning: Hans Hermann establishes a small workshop in Schörzingen. Diligence and good work earn him first successes.
1963
The step into cold massive forming is taken. And thus the first step into today’s highly specialized expertise.
1989
Erwin Herrmann takes over the company from his father: Under his leadership, HEMA develops into a strong medium-sized company with national and international customers.
The 1990s
Our portfolio is expanded by various screw plugs. This makes us an important partner for automotive and further industries of the future.
2004
With the expansion of our pressing plant we increase the complexity and possibilities as well as our performance capability as a manufacturer of screws, norm, and drawing parts.
2020
Success generates growth: The expansion of production space is accompanied by the modernization of plants and important measures in terms of sustainability.
2021
The company is taken over by the Keller & Kalmbach Holding and now operates as HEMA Umformtechnik GmbH & Co. KG.
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