Max-Planck-Straße 1
245941 Flensburg
Phone: 0461 / 90305-0
E-mail: fma@fma-ullrich.de
Max-Planck-Straße 1
245941 Flensburg
Phone: 0461 / 90305-0
E-mail: fma@fma-ullrich.de
FlensburgerMaschinenbau-AnstaltUllrich GmbH & Co KG is a leading manufacturer of asphalt silo plants for the global road construction industry.
Its core competencies include the manufacture and turnkey commissioning of new plant systems and plant expansions, the manufacture of various plant components, as well as services in the areas of spare parts, maintenance and inspection.
The successful family business has been in existence since 1955 and is now in its third generation.
Our team consists of dedicated and motivated specialists with many years of experience and a high level of expertise.
Since the company was founded in 1955, a total of over 1,900 asphalt silo plants have been delivered worldwide. FMA Ullrich has stood for quality, reliability and durability for decades.
Take advantage of our experience in the construction and installation of asphalt silo plants with automatic feeding for your new project.
Be it the construction of a new plant, the planned relocation of an existing asphalt silo plant or the expansion of an existing asphalt silo plant; FMA Ullrich will support you with your project from the conceptual design right through to turnkey commissioning.
You can also rely on us after successful commissioning.
Whether it's the supply of spare/wear parts, the annual inspection of your asphalt silo systems or the repair of damage of any kind, FMA Ullrich is your one-stop shop.
We are in possession of the major welding certificate in accordance with EN 1090-1 and EN 1090-2 EXC 2 and guarantee first-class plant construction.
FMA Ullrich stands for long-term, reliable partnerships.
Top quality, optimum service, committed employees and safe working conditions open up a promising future for us all
Satisfied customers
We want to supply our customers with products of the best possible quality by the agreed deadlines.
Safe working
Occupational health and safety is a corporate objective that is of equal importance to other objectives.
Safety always comes first.
FMA Ullrich has also committed itself to defining occupational health and safety as a fixed corporate objective.
Continuous improvement
By continuously improving all work steps, we achieve a significant reduction in the risk of operational disruptions, dangerous situations and accidents at work.
Protecting the environment
Protecting the environment and using our natural resources sparingly is an equally important corporate goal for us.
By using asphalt silo plants with long-term storage (LZ), we have already made a significant contribution to environmental protection.
We are looking for you!
Managing Director
Sales
Phone: + 49 461 90305-0
E-mail: fma@fma-ullrich.de
Managing Director
Sales
Personnel
Phone: +49 461 90305-15
E-mail: g.liebherr@fma-ullrich.de
Managing Director
Purchasing
Human Resources
Corporate Development
Phone: +49 461 90305-18
E-mail: c.ullrich@fma-ullrich.de
Authorized signatory
Accounting
Human resources
Phone: +49 461 90305-13
E-mail: buchhaltung@fma-ullrich.de
Head of department
Service / Assembly
Non-destructive testing
Phone: +49 461 90305-45
E-mail: l.jansen@fma-ullrich.de
Head of Department
Spare Parts
Phone: +49 461 90305-32
E-mail: c.wittmaack@fma-ullrich.de
Head of department
Construction
Phone: +49 461 90305-17
E-mail: s.wunder@fma-ullrich.de
Electrical engineering
System support
Phone: +49 461 90305-29
E-mail: e-technik@fma-ullrich.de
Foundation of the Flensburg mechanical engineering company Johannsen & Sörensen
After the death of co-founder Sörensen, Alfred Johannsen takes on engineer Heinrich Ullrich as a partner. Johannsen leaves the company shortly afterwards. Heinrich Ullrich becomes sole owner. Intensification of the ship repair business, primarily for the navy
Construction of a functional submarine model for nautical training at the Mürwik Naval School, further shift in focus towards the repair of municipal machinery and naval vessels
Commissioning of its own bridge facility for mooring repair ships
Lease of land for the Strandweg branch and keel laying of a new floating dock with a load capacity of 500 tons. A new workshop with boiler plant and compressor room as well as an office building are also ready for operation
British bombers destroy the branch factory at the harbor
Start of construction of machinery for dragee production and installation of plant facilities for new shipbuilding
Construction of 12 ships of various sizes up to 1250 tons deadweight
Heinrich Ullrich dies at the age of 59
Founding of the Flensburger Maschinenbau-Anstalt Ullrich KG by Dipl. Ing. and industrial clerk Peter Ullrich (born 1925) and his sister Lilo Ullrich as limited partners.
Start of production of dosing systems for gravel companies (a total of 64 systems with a filling capacity of eight to 600 tons built by 1964)
First production of an asphalt silo plant with automatic feeding (around 1600 plants of various types and sizes are built by 2000), with a German market share of over 70% and an export quota of also more than 70%.
the company's new-build program starts with the acquisition of a plot of around 30,000m² on Max-Planck-Straße/Eckernförder Landstr.
Commissioning of production (with direct rail connection to the rail network) in the new company premises; administration and partial production initially remain in Neustadt/Werftstrasse
Change of name to GmbH & Co KG
Expansion of the hall area and modernization of the machinery
Start of delivery of rolled asphalt silo plants to the new federal states, East German steel construction companies have also been working for the FMA since then (up to 1993 alone, around 100 rolled asphalt silo plants are delivered to the new federal states; the total number of silo plants delivered since 1957 has increased to around 1300)
Further expansion of the hall area, enlargement of the machinery and the spraying halls
Company founder and owner Peter Ullrich retires from management at the age of 73; the new managing directors are business economist Heinrich Ullrich (born 1956) and graduate engineer Günter Placzek (born 1943)
Inauguration of the new administration building after relocation of the offices from Nordertor to Max-Planck-Straße
Managing Director Dipl.-Ing. Günter Placzek (born 1943) passes away on May 26.
Appointment of Dipl.-Ing. Guido Liebherr as authorized signatory.
Appointment of Ms. Karen Würdemann as authorized signatory.
Introduction of the "Systematic Safety" occupational health and safety management system and receipt of the NFL / ILO-OSH 2001 seal of approval
Appointment of Dipl.-Ing. Guido Liebherr as a further Managing Director.
Christopher Ullrich is appointed as an additional managing director.
