History and Legacy
2022 Ambienta acquires HolwegWeber Group to create a leader in machinery for sustainable packaging
2021 HolwegWeber Asia-Pacific Launch
2021 New Corporate Identity & Logo
2021 HolwegWeber North America Facility Extension
2020 Holweg E-Com1
Launch of the Holweg E-Commerce Bag Production Line
2020 Holweg RS 1500
Launch of the Holweg RS 1500: First flat satchel production line to reach 3000 bags/min
2019 HolwegWeber Europe Facility Extension
2019 First 5XF Line Produced in Europe
2018 Motion Equity Partners acquires HolwegWeber Group
2015 H-Wind Germany & H-Wind Iberica
Launch of H-Wind Germany & H-Wind Iberica
2008 New Sheet-Fed Bag Machine
2006 HG Weber and MDM
Launch of Partnership between HG Weber and MDM
1988 HG Weber Extension
HG Weber Plant and Office Expansion
1981 Bag Collating
Weber’s first Single Size Bag Collating Product line
1975 Holweg Electronic Printing Head
Holweg produces his first Electronic Printing Head
1970 In-line Flexographic Printers
Introduction of in-line flexographic printing presses in Weber paper bag production lines
1960 One Cylinder Printer
Holweg lauch the first printer using one cylinder
1960 Single Size Production Line
Weber introduce his first Single Size S.O.S. Paper Bag Production Line
1953 Mesh Window
Holweg is the first manufacturer using Rotogravure for the Packaging Materials
1948 Largest SOS machine
Weber manufacture the largest SOS machine (20m./ 65 feet long)
1948 Rotogravure For Packaging Materials
Holweg is the first manufacturer using Rotogravure for the Packaging Materials
1936 Weber S.O.S Multiwall
H.G Weber produces the first S.O.S Multiwall Paper Bag Machine
1935 Holweg Roto Simplex
Holweg unveils the Fastest Paper Bag Machine in the World: The Roto Simplex
1925 H.G Weber Foundation
HG Weber was founded in 1925 by Herman Gustave Weber, a German engineer who had emigrated to the USA in 1899.
1919 First Paper Bag Making Machine
Birth of Holweg’s first Paper Bag Making Machine dedicate to gusseted paper satchel.
1903 Flexoprinter With Anylin Color
Holweg produce his first flexographic printer With Anylin Color
1889 Holweg creation
Charles Holweg set up a modest paper trade. At the time, the soaring paper bag market made Charles and his brother August turn to manufacturing the precious packaging material.
