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Formerly called
  
Ingenieurbüro LEWA

Headquarters
  
Leonberg, Germany

Parent organization
  
Nikkiso Co Ltd

Owner
  
Nikkiso Co, Ltd.

Founded
  
1952, Leonberg, Germany

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Industry
  
mechanical engineering of metering pumps and metering systems

Key people
  
Naota Shikano (CEO), Stefan Glasmeyer (CMO), Dr. Martin Fiedler (COO)

Production output
  
metering pumps, process pumps metering systems,

Revenue
  
218 million euro (€) (2014)

Founders
  
Rudolf Schestag, Herbert Ott

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LEWA is a manufacturer for diaphragm metering pumps, process pumps as well as customized metering systems and production units. The company has developed from a pure technology provider to a solution provider over the last years. LEWA systems are in use in oil & gas and chemical industry.

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The headquarters of the company are located in Leonberg (Stuttgart Metropolitan Region) in the south of Germany. LEWA has 16 subsidiaries and over 80 sales partners on all continents.

LEWA-Nikkiso America, Inc., which has its head office in Holliston, Massachusetts, and LEWA Process Technologies, Inc., which has its office in Devens, Massachusetts, are American subsidiaries of the LEWA Group.

In 2013, LEWA generated a turnover of 218 million euro with more than 1,070 employees worldwide.

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History

The company was founded in 1952 as "Ingenieurbüro LEWA" ("Engineering Office LEWA") by the two engineers Herbert Ott and Rudolf Schestag. LEWA stands for Leonberger Wasseraufbereitung (water conditioning in Leonberg). In 1954, LEWA applied for a patent for the rocker arm pump. In 1955, the company participated in Achema, an exhibition in Frankfurt am Main, for the first time.

In 1961, a research group was established, which promoted research and development of LEWA's pumps. LEWA applied for a patent for the sandwich diaphragm for diaphragm pumps in 1968. Since 1971, the company also has developed complete metering systems and production units.

With the death of Herbert Ott in 1999, LEWA's long tradition as a family-owned business ended. In 2003, the diaphragm pump LEWA ecoflow came into the market, which has been a major support to the company's income since then.

In 2006, the investment company "Deutsche Beteiligungs AG" acquired LEWA. However, since 2009, LEWA is part of the Japanese corporation Nikkiso.

Nikkiso is market leader in Japan in the water conditioning of nuclear and thermal power plants, it supplies various pumps and flaps for the thrust reversal in jet aircraft. Worldwide, Nikkiso is the third largest provider of mobile hemodialysis machines.

In 2011, LEWA developed a system for process chromatography.

On January 1, 2013, long-standing CEO of LEWA, Bernd M. Stütz, has passed off his position to Naota Shikano.

LEWA today

Customers of LEWA come from the oil and gas, chemical, petrochemical, plastics, energy utilities, pharma, biotech, personal care, cleaning and detergent industries.

LEWA delivers:

  • metering diaphragm pumps with discharge pressures up to 1,200 bar (e.g. LEWA ecoflow, LEWA ecosmart, LEWA ecodos),
  • process diaphragm pump with discharge pressures up to 1,200 bar (e.g. LEWA ecoflow, LEWA triplex)
  • plunger pumps with discharge pressures up to 3,500 bar (e.g. LEWA plunger pump).
  • complex metering, mixing and odorizing systems
  • Website of the LEWA Group
  • Website of LEWA-Nikkiso America, Inc.
  • References

    LEWA Wikipedia