2021
Opening of the new logistics center at the head office in Bad Camberg. Weber employs about 170 people at three sites, distributing our brushes in more than 30 countries all over the globe.
2012
Opening of the logistics center in Selters, since 2017 location of Weber Cleaning Parts GmbH.
1996
Weber opens a subsidiary for sales and production in Schmölln (Thuringia).
1999
Ulrich Menken, great-grandson of the company founder, now starts leading the family-owned company together with his wife Stefanie.
From 1990
Expansion of product portfolio to include brushes and accessories for industrial and floor cleaning.
1980s
Weber adds production facilities, including new buildings. The first Weber weed brushes are launched in the late 1980s.
1970s
Expansion of logistic: Weber uses dedicated own vehicles for nationwide deliveries.
1970
Franz Weber jun. and Hellmut Menken, son-in-law of Anton Weber jun., lead the company in the third generation. Starting in the early 1970s, the fields of application are added, e.g. brushes for the concrete block industry, for airports and sewage plants.
Major order in the 1960s
Brushes for large sweeping machines, medium-sized industrial sweepers and floor cleaners help to put Weber among the leading suppliers.
After 1945
Business slowly starts picking up speed again. Weber invests in the production facilities and in new applications; the brush product range is upgraded continuously. 1940: Weber’s sons Franz, August, Anton and Wilhelm take over the company and cooperate closely with road sweeper manufacturers.
Early 20th century
Demand for sweepers for road construction and machine-based road cleaning increases. Weber recognizes this trend and expands this part of the business.
1894
Aged 24, Anton Weber establishes a small handcraft business in Bad Camberg. Supported by his wife and three employees, Weber manufactures brushes for domestic and agricultural applications. Kleinmühle in the urban district of Erbach becomes the company headquarter a little later.