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About PFREUNDT GmbH

As the founder of mobile weighing systems, PFREUNDT has been the global innovation leader in the market for 40 years. PFREUNDT's weighing systems reduce costs, optimize processes and create competitive advantages for companies in the extraction, disposal & recycling, agricultural and industrial sectors. With its more than 40,000 weighing systems sold, PFREUNDT has been included in the lexicon of German world market leaders. Whether for wheel loaders, skip loaders, excavators, roll-off dumpers, dumpers and many more, PFREUNDT mobile weighing systems reliably and digitally determine all important weighing data such as weight, material, date, location, etc. directly in the work process. For customers this means targeted cost and time savings in day-to-day business and the improvement of operational processes. The precision of PFREUNDT weighing systems with calibration capability is not only an improved image for companies but also an important competitive advantage in bids and tenders. Made in Germany PFREUNDT plans, develops and manufactures mobile as well as stationary weighing systems including software and data transmission systems in Südlohn. At the owner-managed company with more than 100 employees, German engineering skills are the keystone of success. 40 years ago, today and in the future. Unique all-round service on site A comprehensive service network is important for the smooth and uninterrupted operation of weighing systems on site. PFREUNDT service starts even before the purchase with a comprehensive and individual consultation by qualified experts on site. In addition to a dense service network throughout Germany, PFREUNDT offers more than 120 sales and service locations worldwide. The company is particularly proud of the largest service and installation team in the industry throughout Germany. Weighing 4.0: Always one step ahead through digitalization - with the PFREUNDT Web Portal and system solutions. Legal notice: www.pfreundt.de/impressum

Founded in 1979 by Hans-Günther Pfreundt.