27.05.2014 – When the first process valve made of plastic was delivered by Gemü in 1964, nobody suspected that this one-man operation would develop into a company with 1400 employees and 24 subsidiaries all over the world within the next 50 years. Founded by Fritz Müller in his parents‘ garage, the company Gebrüder Müller Apparatebau GmbH & Co. KG – Gemü for short – based in Ingelfingen, Baden-Württemberg, can now look back on an impressive history. With Gert Müller as Managing Director, the second generation answered the call of the family company in 2011.
One core area of expertise of Gemü is, for example, its multi-port valve blocks milled from block material. Originally made of stainless steel, these allow a plant to be designed much more compactly and, at the same time, more flexibly. This expertise makes Gemü the technological leader in the field of complex multi-port valve blocks made of plastic. With its broad product range, the company can offer solutions for a wide range of customer groups. The company also offers state-of-the-art products for the increasing levels of electrification and automation now used in plant engineering. It already offers its customers a relevant range of components and systems. For example, electric actuators for globe and control valves, butterfly valves and diaphragm valves. Depending on the version, these can be equipped with the corresponding positioners or process controllers as standard or connected to commonly used communication interfaces.
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