A pioneering spirit and the courage of innovation were the driving forces behinds Emil Ziehl-abegg's development of his first external rotor motor over a hundred years ago.
With this he laid the corner stone for the success story of Ziehl-abegg in 1910.
Today, the family company ZIEHL-ABEGG, with its headquaters in Künzelsau, develops, produces and sells high quality, high-tech components: Fans, special electric motors and their perfectly adapted, state-of- the-art control technology.
Still today, Emil Ziehl's pioneering spirit is the motivator for making good even better and finding new, revolutionary solutions. ZIEHL-ABEGG is based in Southern germany but is at home all over the world. At the worldwide production and sales sites, thousands of employees develop, produce and sell technical, economical and ecological progress.
Welcome to the world of ventilation, control and drive technology.
The Royal League of elevator machines.
Maximum benefit for manufacturers and user.
Meeting the requirements of elevator builders, owners and passengers is the decisive success factor for elevator manufacturers. As a partner to leading manufacturers, ZIEHL-ABEGG constantly strives to make the maximum contribution to satisfying these needs. This goal is reflected in many ways. For example in the cost saving and environmentally friendliness of the elevators thanks to the high efficiency of the ZIEHL-ABEGG motor technology with the precisely adapted control technology. Or in the certainty of geeting the ideal drive for every architectural and constructional requirement: Low-noise, with and without gear, as a synchronous or asynchronous motor, with powerful, compact drives right down to small motors for minimal shaft volumes. ZIEHL-ABEGG also demonstrates their solution competence in highly intelligent frequency inverters and evacuation unuts and in user-friendly diagnostic software. But the root of all considerations is still the passenger and the fulfilment of his needs: Maximum reliability and greatest drive comfort. ZIEHL-ABEGG makes the best possible contribution to this.