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| 1873 |

First generation: Company founded by Jakob Dieffenbacher, master fitter.
Manufacture of presses for fruit, vine and cooking oil. |
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| 1928 |

Second generation: Development of the first hydraulic press for Bakelite parts
by Friedrich and Wilhelm Dieffenbacher. First activities in the plastics industry. |
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| 1954 |

Third generation: Construction of the first out of more than one thousand particle
board and veneering presses delivered by Albert and Gerhard Dieffenbacher. |
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| 1980 |

Wolf-Gerd Dieffenbacher, President of the Dieffenbacher Group, enters the job. |
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| 1984 |

Establishment of Dieffenbacher North America Inc. in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. |
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| 1992 |

Foundation of a subsidiary in Brno, Czech Republic (DCZ).
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| 1995 |

Establishment of subsidiaries in the US and Asia (DIA, DAP). |
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| 1996 |

Acquisition of tooling manufacturer Karle+Jung located in Durmersheim. |
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| 1998 |

Acquisition of division "Panel Production Systems" from Carl Schenck AG, Darmstadt. |
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| 1999 |

Acquisition of CTA a manufacturer for automation systems located in Hamburg.
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| 2000 |

Acquisition of ASA, manufacturer of automation systems located in Jöhlingen,
Walzbachtal.
Establishment of a subsidiary in Moscow, Russia.
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| 2003 |

Foundation of the subsidiary SCHENKMANN-PIEL-Engineering GmbH, Leverkusen.
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| 2006 |

Relocation of press automation to Eppingen.
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| 2007 |

Construction of a production plant in China.
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| 2008 |

Formation of Dieffenbacher Panelboard OY Nastola, Finland.
Formation of Dieffenbacher Sunds MDF Technologies AB Sundsvall, Sweden.
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