Germany · founded 1961
Wirtgen Group: Wirtgen, Vögele and Hamm under one roof
The Wirtgen Group brings together the market leaders in cold milling (Wirtgen), asphalt paving (Vögele) and compaction (Hamm), and has been part of John Deere since 2017.
- Headquarters
- Windhagen, Germany
- Founded
- 1961
- Parent
- Deere & Company
- Brands
- Wirtgen, Vögele, Hamm, Kleemann, Ciber, Benninghoven
- Official site
- www.wirtgen-group.com
Model guides
Wirtgen Group machines we cover
Road Rollers
Asphalt Pavers
Editor’s pick
Cold Planers
Editor’s pick
Mobile Crushers
Mobile crusher
Kleemann MOBICAT MC 110i EVO2
- Feed opening
- 1,100 × 700 mm
- Capacity
- up to ≈350 t/h
- Brand
- Kleemann
Wirtgen Group models compared
4 models · click a column to sort
| Hamm HD+ 120i | Road roller | 12,000 kg | — |
| Vögele SUPER 1800-3i | Asphalt paver | — | 127 kW / 170 hp |
| Wirtgen W 210 Fi | Cold planer | — | 571 kW / 766 hp |
| Kleemann MOBICAT MC 110i EVO2 | Mobile crusher | — | — |
The Wirtgen Group is the world's leading supplier of road-building machinery. Each of its brands specialises in one step of the road construction process.
Brands
- Wirtgen (founded 1961 by Reinhard Wirtgen in Windhagen) — cold milling machines, slipform pavers, recyclers and surface miners. Its W 210 Fi is a benchmark large milling machine.
- Vögele (roots in Mannheim, 1836) — asphalt pavers and screeds such as the SUPER 1800-3i.
- Hamm (founded 1878 in Tirschenreuth) — rollers, including the HD+ 120i tandem roller and the oscillation technology Hamm pioneered.
- Kleemann — mobile crushers and screens; Benninghoven — asphalt plants; Ciber — asphalt plants for South America.
In 2017 John Deere acquired the Wirtgen Group for about €4.4 billion, adding road building to its construction business.
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