1949: Josef Weber founds the company
1949: Entry into the development and production of sealants
1959: Entry into plastics processing
1959: Start of thermoset pressing for the oven and cooker industries
1959: Entry into mould making
1962: Artur Zipp appointed second general manager alongside Josef Weber
1969: Development of expertise in plastics technology: Thermoplastic injection moulding
1969: Thermoplastic products for the heating industry
1974: Producing a mould for thermoplastic injection moulding
1974: Producing a mould for thermoplastic injection moulding
1974: Entry into the automotive industry; first automotive interior product: an ashtray for the VW Polo
1977: Entry into the airplane industry; first interior product: Ceiling panels for the Airbus A300
1994: First automotive powertrain product: Engine cover for the VW Group
1995: Dr. Thomas Zipp appointed general manager alongside Artur Zipp
2000: First automotive exterior product: Door entry ledge for Audi
2001: New automotive interior product: Kinematic cupholder with roller blind
2004: Inauguration of subsidiary wezi-tec in Legnica/Poland
2005: Expanding our expertise: Plastic-metal hybrid injection moulding
2005: Expanding our expertise: Real and imitation leather lamination
2008: Entry into thermoelectrics: First heating/cooling thermo-cupholder in a production vehicle (Audi Q5)
2008: Expanding our expertise: Plastic painting using Powerwash pretreatment and robot technology
2009: Expanding our expertise: Aluminium screens are back-injected with plastic primer-free
2014: Inauguration of the Weber Suzhou subsidiary in Suzhou/China
2014: New automotive interior product: Air vents
2014: Entry into the furniture industry: Production of a complete high chair for babies and children
2016: Car interior innovation: Centre console storage compartment / cupholder unit with double-layer 2-stage sliding lid
Today's plastic injection moulding production