Streumaster Maschinenbau GmbH :

The Lorenz Reissl company has been building high-end spreading machines for the commercialised farming sector since 1967, marketed under the brand “STREUMASTER” - System Weichs.

STREUMASTER’s first spreader saw the light of day in 1967, in the Bavarian town of Neumarkt-Sankt Veit. The spreader was designed and constructed with the spreading of fertilizer and agricultural binding powders in mind.

In 1980, the Reissl company broadened its range of spreading vehicles with machines designed for soil stabilising and the spreading of stabilisers such as quicklime and cement.   

Lorenz Reissl GmbH was taken over by the Gutzwiller family in October 2004 and renamed "STREUMASTER Maschinenbau GmbH".

In 2005, a vast optimisation and modernisation plan emerged, designed to broaden uses for the spreading equipment in the farming and construction sectors.  

In 2006, the company joined forces with WIRTGEN in a cooperation partnership aimed at marketing the SW series binding agent spreaders on an international scale.  

In 2008, STREUMASTER became the world leader in binding agent spreaders.

In 2009, the new EGGLKOFEN production site was built and developed (7,740 m² building spanning a total surface area of 27,000 m²).

The range of products at STREUMASTER is born out of decades of experience and innovation in development.

More than 90 employees strive to ensure maximum, long-lasting quality and precision manufacturing.

Designed for use in farming and soil stabilising, our spreading machines are the result of almost 50 years of experience and development.

Modernising working tools and production sites, as well as pooling the expertise of D.GUTZWILLER SAS, STREUMASTER GmbH and PANIEN SAS, has enabled our group to consolidate its position when it comes to providing solutions for agricultural spreading and specific, reliable, innovative and efficient applications adapted to market needs.