Dürr AG is a German mechanical and plant engineering group headquartered in Bietigheim-Bissingen. The company designs, builds, and services production equipment and turnkey systems for industrial manufacturers worldwide, with a strong position in automotive body and paint shop engineering, automation, and digital manufacturing solutions.
For the chemical and coatings value chain, Dürr supplies paint application technology (robots, applicators, dosing and atomization systems), surface preparation, spray booths, ovens and curing systems, as well as process control software. Its environmental technology portfolio covers air pollution control and energy-efficiency solutions, including VOC abatement (such as thermal oxidizers), solvent recovery, and heat management, supporting compliance and resource savings in coating and process emissions.
Dürr operates globally and organizes its activities in divisions such as Paint and Final Assembly Systems, Application Technology, Clean Technology Systems, and Woodworking Machinery (via the HOMAG Group). The group provides lifecycle services, modernization, and digital diagnostics to optimize uptime and throughput across installed equipment. Dürr AG is listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
Also known as Dürr Group.
chemXplore tracks 2 projects involving Dürr.
Dürr's role on them: Technology / equipment supplier.
Overspray‑free wet‑on‑wet two‑tone (OFLA) uses digital paint jets for 100% transfer efficiency, cutting energy ~25% (~1.7 GWh/yr), ~300 t CO2/yr, and reducing masking waste and paint use.
A new process achieves 100% paint efficiency, cuts costs by 70%, and reduces waste and emissions, revolutionizing two-tone vehicle painting.
The new facility near Reutlingen will develop high-performance battery cells, enhance e-mobility, and create jobs. It features sustainable practices and significant government funding.
Construction starts on a new site in Mahden for developing and producing high-performance lithium-ion battery cells, with pilot production set for 2024. The project receives €60 million in funding.
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