Wolf (air conditioning and heating technology)
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| legal form | GmbH |
| founding | 1963 |
| Seat | Mainburg , Germany |
| management | Thomas Kneip (Chairman of the Management Board),
Bernhard Steppe, Christian Amann, Gerdewan Jacobs |
| Number of employees | approx. 2100 |
| sales | EUR 404 million |
| Branch | Metal processing |
| Website | www.wolf.eu |
| Status: 2019 | |
The Wolf GmbH is a German company in the heating and air-conditioning industry, based in the Bavarian Mainburg . It is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Centrotec Sustainable AG in Brilon . The Wolf Group employs around 2100 people worldwide and generated sales of 404 million euros in 2019. There are a total of 14 sales offices in Germany, ten of which are heating sales offices and four air handling sales offices, as well as the Wolf Power System sales organization. Internationally there are eight foreign subsidiaries in Spain, France, the Netherlands, Italy, Poland, Russia, Croatia and China as well as 60 sales partners in over 50 countries.
The products include air conditioning systems , heating systems , ventilation systems , solar systems and cogeneration systems. As part of the Wolf Academy, seminars on the products are held at the Mainburg , Berlin , Osnabrück and Koblenz locations .
history
Wolf GmbH was founded in Mainburg in 1963 and at that time manufactured drying systems for hop processing with 80 employees . In 1970 Wolf GmbH was transferred to the Salzgitter Group and already three years later started manufacturing air conditioning units, special systems for hotels, hospitals, airports, opera houses and industrial halls. The product portfolio was expanded to include ventilation technology in 1975 and the production of heating technology began in 1981. In 1989, Wolf became a Preussag AG company due to the merger of Salzgitter and Preussag . Wolf began producing thermal baths in 1994 and solar technology was added to the range only two years later. The current condensing technology was introduced in the company in 1997. Wolf became a Centrotec Sustainable AG company in 2006 and started manufacturing heat pumps at the Mainburg site in 2010. In 2015, Wolf took over the Croatian air conditioning and ventilation equipment manufacturer Pro-Klima.
Prices
- Stiftung Warentest test winner CGS (issue 6/2006)
- Stiftung Warentest test winner COB (issue 5/2006)
- Plus X Award Smartset Design, Ease of Use, Functionality & Ecology (2017/2018)
- Plus X Award CHA Monoblock Heat Pump High Quality, Design, Ease of Use, Functionality (2018/2019)
Products
- Boiler systems
- Gas condensing / heating value systems
- Heat pumps
- Hot water tank
- Solar thermal
- Air conditioning systems
- Residential ventilation
- Control systems
- Cogeneration units
Individual evidence
- ↑ Centrotec Sustainable AG - Subsidiaries (accessed December 20, 2010)