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REINTJES fills key positions in the company

REINTJES GmbH can look back on a successful 2024. And to get 2025 off to a flying start, the long-established Hameln-based company has made a few personnel changes.

Vanessa Martens took up her new position as Head of Human Resources a few weeks ago. Dr. Andrea Beddies had previously held the post on an interim basis.

REINTJES is future-proof on many levels

Future-proof: This applies to REINTJES GmbH in the truest sense of the word. The Hameln-based company is delighted to receive the certificate of the same name from the state of Lower Saxony for the third time.

REINTJES shows presence at the world's leading trade fair SMM in Hamburg

SMM, the leading international trade fair for the maritime industry, takes place in Hamburg every two years.

REINTJES GmbH was also there. The long-established Hameln-based company had its own spacious stand in a prime location in Hall A4.

REINTJES focuses on modern drive technologies for the future

REINTJES is working flat out on a green future for maritime propulsion technology. This is precisely why the Hamelin-based company is gradually adding hybrid and all-electric marine gearboxes to its own product range.

”Many things are possible!”

REINTJES is one of the pioneers when it comes to a greener future for maritime propulsion technology. What is already possible now and what is possible in the medium term? Dr Rainer Golloch, Senior Vice President Engineering at REINTJES GmbH, provides the answers.

35 Gearige delighted with new dragon boat

A turning point for the dragon boat team from the Hamelin-based company REINTJES: after ten years and countless kilometres, the previous dragon boat is going into well-deserved retirement.

Instead, the team can look forward to a new boat for training and competitions.

VDMA trade association visits REINTJES for two days

Exchange, networking and lots of information from the industry: that was the focus of two recent days at REINTJES GmbH.

The reason for this was the board meeting and general meeting of the VDMA Motors and Systems Association. The VDMA is the largest network organisation for mechanical engineering in Germany and Europe.

”With a 3D printer, we save material and do something for the climate!”

Rising energy costs, high material requirements and international supply chains that are prone to disruption: Building marine gearboxes costs a lot of time and money. Are there perhaps manufacturing alternatives that save resources and money?

REINTJES GmbH is also faced with this question. And the experts for maritime gearboxes from Hamelin have developed a long-term solution. Klaus Deleroi, Managing Director of REINTJES, explains what this is all about.

REINTJES develops 3D printers in XXL format with partners

The German economy is facing major challenges. There is an urgent need for skilled labour and prices for energy and materials are rising. Creative solutions are needed to meet these difficulties head on.

The Hameln-based company REINTJES has been researching such a solution together with four partners over the past few years. The result is a 3D printer in XXL format as part of a project funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection.