Jumo | The 75-year-old system and solution provider
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The new Jumo Work Sensilo grows in the technology park. In the 75th company anniversary year of the group of companies Bernhard Juchheim awarded the Hessian Order of Merit with Ribbon. The medium-sized family company is located on growth course and will be strengthened in the future focus industries and appear as a system supplier. You can find this and other news in this article:
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- Jumo's new Sensilo plant construction is progressing
- Hessian Order of Merit with Ribbon for Bernhard Juchheim
- 75 years of Jumo: yesterday, today and tomorrow
- Jumo group of companies appoints additional managing director
Jumo's new Sensilo plant construction is progressing
Mar 13.03.2024, XNUMX | Jumo is building a factory in the technology park for the production of Temperature Sensors and pressure sensors with a production area of around 13 m². The system provider also sees great growth potential in these product areas in the coming years, as they have recently experienced above-average growth. At around 50 million euros, the new Sensilo building is the largest investment in the company's history.
According to the plans, the Avoiding fossil fuels intended. To support the heating system, the use of a geothermal system is planned, which is specially designed to cover peak loads. In parallel, the base load is ensured through the efficient use of heat recovery technologies from production processes.
The energy requirement for operating the production facilities should be covered primarily by self-generated electrical energy. Furthermore, it is envisaged that the cooling and ventilation systems of the new plant will be powered primarily by electricity from a company-owned facility Photovoltaic system be supplied. The overarching goal of this energy strategy is to reduce CO2-Minimize emissions as much as possible and maximize the efficiency of energy use.
After the topping-out ceremony at the end of 2023, things continued quickly, as the current film shows:
Hessian Order of Merit with Ribbon for Bernhard Juchheim
14.08.2023/XNUMX/XNUMX | The Hessian Finance Minister Michael Boddenberg has the entrepreneur Bernhard Juchheim, shareholder of the Jumo group of companies and longstanding President of the Chamber of Industry and Commerce (IHK) Fulda, was awarded the Hessian Order of Merit with ribbon. On behalf of Prime Minister Boris Rhein, Boddenberg presented the award in the Fulda City Palace.
At the age of 73, Mr. Juchheim has worked tirelessly and on a voluntary basis for Fulda and the surrounding regions. He has held positions such as chairmanship of the East Hesse Employers' Association, presidential roles at the IHK, leadership roles in associations promoting the Fulda University of Applied Sciences and the Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology as well as at "Engineering-High-Tech-Cluster" and "Perspektiva non-profit GmbH". always keep the well-being of the people in mind.
His commitment went beyond fair and cooperative dealings and also extended to supporting the children's academy and numerous other initiatives. Bernhard Juchheim has always been driven by the idea of how technology and innovation combined with sustainable business can improve society - a conviction that he has often expressed.
“With Bernhard Juchheim we are honoring an entrepreneur who is not only a strong voice for the economy in and around Fulda. For many years he has also been committed to the education and training of young people as well as to social participation,” said Michael Boddenberg.
75 years of Jumo: yesterday, today and tomorrow
February 16.02.2023, 2022 | Despite the difficult environment, Jumo GmbH & Co. KG was able to continue its successful course in XNUMX. “This is of course a reason to celebrate and we have planned various activities for our employees throughout the year - because they are the ones who made Jumo great,” emphasized Dimitrios Charisiadis, CEO of the Jumo Group.
Success course continued despite difficult environment
Despite an increasingly challenging market environment, the Jumo Group in Fulda was able to also positive in 2022 develop. For the first time in the company's 75-year history, consolidated sales rose to over 300 million euros.
“We are very satisfied with the last financial year. Despite numerous global crises, the growth trend from the previous year continued and we were able to increase our sales from 281 million euros in 2021 to over 300 million euros. Our consolidated sales have been since 2012 grown by 50%“, Dimitrios Charisiadis commented on the key figures on February 16.02.23, XNUMX at this year’s press conference in Fulda.
Jumo Germany increased the previous year's sales by 7% to 217 million euros. Domestic growth was 6% and exports grew 7%. The export quota remained stable at 54%. The clear focus on individual core industries and the strategic development to become a system provider are paying off more and more. At the same time, innovative cloud and automation solutions keep opening up new markets.
The global investments in machines, systems and Tools amounted to around 18 million euros last year. Extensive building dimensions are already casting their shadows, which is why this sum will be significantly higher this year.
The manufacturer continues to build up staff. The group of companies employed people worldwide at the end of 2022 2530 employees, including 1459 people with 93 trainees at the Fulda site and in the German branches and 1071 employees in the foreign subsidiaries. In the last 10 years, the number of employees in the group has increased by 26%.
Course set for future growth
The 6-man company, which Moritz-Kurt Juchheim founded in Fulda in 1948, has developed into a global group of companies with locations in 75 countries in 24 years. In the year of the company anniversary is Jumo 'on the move'. This is the name of the largest corporate development program launched in 2020.
New production site in Fulda
This year marks the start of the New construction of an additional production site in Fulda. The new plant will be used for the production of Temperature Sensors and pressure sensors with a production area of 13.000 m², on which around 120 employees work. The two product areas have recently grown at an above-average rate and the company also sees great potential here in the coming years.
With 48 million euros the new building is the largest investment in the company's history. "The new plant should be sustainable and set up as a smart factory. These goals will be implemented with technologies such as Artificial intelligence, collaborative Robotic, automated warehouse technology or digital twins. The groundbreaking ceremony is scheduled to take place in March," says the CEO, giving insights into the planning.
While a forecast of only 2023% is currently expected for the German gross domestic product for 0,2 and the German electrical industry is expecting similar growth in the sector, Jumo has clearly become one above-average growth target famous.
For the year 2023 Those responsible are planning an increase in sales of 11% to 340 million euros. A look at the currently well-filled order books justifies this positive outlook. “Jumo is therefore ‘on the move’, with the largest corporate development program since 2020, which is intended to lead the family business into a successful future,” concludes Mr. Charisiadis.
Industry management and system offering
When Moritz Kurt Juchheim founded his company, he had a very clear idea of which customers he wanted to supply and in which sectors. The then MK Juchheim began manufacturing glass and glass contact thermometers on a production area of 350 m².
Right from the start, Mr. Juchheim relied on high-quality instruments and the best possible customer service. The sales market was huge back then: the various branches of industry in West Germany also need Jumo products to get the economy up and running again after the war. At that time, these were also featured in the very first catalogs and at trade fairs according to customer target group offered in order. With this, the first branch management has already been introduced.
early 2000s Years ago, with the first full-time industry managers for pharmaceuticals and food as well as water / wastewater, professional industry development at Jumo started with good, resilient results right from the start. In 2015, the company introduced the "Global Branch Management" department and appointed nine branch managers. The focus sectors today are water / waste water / environment, Food and Beverage, transportation, thermal process technology, HVAC, heat meter, distribution, safety as well Renewable energies and hydrogen technology. In these industrial sectors, Jumo expects above-average growth.
In addition, Jumo is currently changing step by step from the product manufacturer to the system supplier, which of course also offers customer-specific solutions. These are designed in the global engineering departments. Customer-specific products through brand labeling and the manufacture of OEM products support this goal, as do the numerous subsidiaries for local proximity and on-site production at the customer's site. The portfolio of SMD temperature sensors and pressure measuring cells benefits from the high degree of added value through expertise in development and production.
Electronic Manufacturing Services (EMS) and metal technology services are also offered. The interplay of Sensor and steeringunit offers advantages in project planning and maintenance. And so Jumo will position itself more and more as a system supplier in the future.
Own anniversary beer brewed on mini brewing equipment
For its 75th company anniversary, Jumo came up with something very special: a own anniversary beer brewed on a specially developed and manufactured highly efficient brewing system in which the Jumo components relevant to the brewing industry are installed. The result is a golden-yellow, tasty pilsner with a pleasant bitter note, which we in the editorial team have already been able to convince ourselves of.
There will be a special edition of the Pils for the anniversary. The specialist for plant planning and plant construction Burkard and Gaertner (B+G) has proven to be a suitable partner to build such a facility. The regional young brewery Hunfelt Braeu is pleased to be able to brew the anniversary beer. The idea of the mini-brewery came about because Sebastian Gärtner, one of the three brewers, is also one of the full-time owners of B+G. So it made sense to combine Jumo's know-how and components with the expert knowledge of B+G and Hunfelt Braeu in a completely new system.
The majority of trainees completed the project in just a few months. The system was based on an intelligent 3D CAD model using the latest CAD/CAE software and manufacturing methods such as orbitalwelding technology planned. The fully automated brewing plant is constructed in a compact skid design. It is made entirely of stainless steel and offers an output of 100 liters of cold wort.
The automated CIP (Cleaning in Place) function ensures easy cleaning. The brewing system is a classic one 3-device brewing plant with lauter tun. The possible brew size is around 100 l, which, depending on the type of beer, corresponds to a malt load of around 20 kg.
Jumo products brew Jumo anniversary beer
In addition to the mash tun, lauter tun and wort copper, the brewing system has also received a hot water tank. With the exception of the lauter tun, all vessels are heated electrically via the inner wall of the vessel. The Jumo TYA 202 power controllers are used to control the heating elements. They take care of you efficient use of energy.
There is a pump for water and the CIP function and another frequency-controlled pump for the mash or wort. The point level detector Jumo Zelos C01 LS serves to protect both pumps from running dry. The two motors of the lauter tun raking mechanism and the mash tun stirring device are also frequency-controlled. The new Jumo Delos S02 pressure transmitter is used to measure the level of the mash tun, hot water tank and wort kettle. The Jumo Taros S46 H measures the differential pressure in the lauter tun.
More devices are the Jumo Flowtrans W02 for measuring the quantity of the main run and the subsequent runs, the Jumo Flowtrans MAG HT20 measures flow and temperature after the wort cooler and the Jumo Dtrans T1000 measures those in the respective containers. The sensors were installed in the system with the hygienic process connections G ½, the EHEDG-certified Jumo Peka and Clamp. she is over Single-pair Ethernet (SPE), IO-Link or with a 4 to 20 mA signal. Cheers and congratulations!
Jumo group of companies appoints additional managing director
06.01.2020 | As of January 70, 51, the managing partners Bernhard Juchheim (1, left) and Michael Juchheim (2020, right) of Jumo GmbH & Co. KG Dimitrios Charisiadis (52 m.) appointed third managing director. He will be responsible for sales, development and production. Together, the three managers, side by side, will increasingly focus on the topics of corporate strategy and development. Dimitrios Charisiadis has been working at Jumo since 2017 as Head of Sales Germany and Global Product and Industry Management.
Bernhard Juchheim In the future, he will be responsible for human resources at Jumo, while Michael Juchheim will be responsible for IT and finance. The sensor and automation specialist Jumo has developed very positively in recent years. “Our sales have increased by 2008 million euros since 70. “Over 600 new jobs have been created, 240 of them in Germany,” emphasizes Bernhard Juchheim.
But this success is not a given, but rather the result of tireless work Commitment of all employees as well as the continuous change and improvement of the company. “Our stated goal is to position Jumo in the market in the long term in such a way that the entrepreneurial future is secured for the fourth generation of the Jumo founding family.”
Competitive pressure from Asia intensified
But the challenges are loud Michael Juchheim has risen sharply in recent years: “The pressure of competition - above all from Asia - has intensified enormously. Issues such as Brexit or global trade conflicts are causing additional uncertainty. In addition, digitalization in the matter of Industry 4.0 offers enormous opportunities internally and externally that we absolutely have to seize now. "
In order to manage this diverse range of tasks at Jumo, the managing partners have decided to distribute the management responsibility of the group of companies among additional shoulders. “Dimitrios Charisiadis has one extensive industry and product knowledge as well as many years of professional experience in a family-run, medium-sized company,” adds Bernhard Juchheim.
Dimitrios Charisiadis sees excellent opportunities for the family business: “The Jumo Group owns an enormous potentialto successfully start into the digital future.”
According to the Bernhard and Michael Juchheim It is a significant step to appoint an external managing director for the first time in Jumo's more than 70-year company history. With the new management structure at our side, the organizational requirements for further growth and thus the creation and security of jobs are now being realized.
Who is Jumo?
The Jumo group of companies is a medium-sized family business with headquarters in Fulda. The global provider of sensor and automation solutions was founded in Fulda in 1948 and celebrated its 2023th company anniversary in 75. 2500 employees generated sales of EUR 2022 million in 307. The locations of Jumo GmbH & Co. KG are divided into 5 German branches, 25 subsidiaries at home and abroad and more than 50 representatives worldwide. The product portfolio includes, among other things, measuring technology for temperature, pressure, humidity, CO2, flow, level and for liquid analysis.
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Angela Struck is editor-in-chief of the development scout and freelance journalist as well as managing director of Presse Service Büro GbR in Ried.