In September 2018, Höfer & Karpf celebrated its 20th anniversary.

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In March 2017, another container left our workshop to begin its journey to Abu Dhabi. With a total weight of 8 metric tons, a length of 9.5 meters, and a width of 3.5 meters, this container posed quite a challenge in terms of transportation.

In early November 2016, several columns and pressure vessels were delivered to Germany as part of a large-scale project. The entire project involved the design, manufacture, and delivery of seven vessels within a very short lead time.

Shortly before Christmas 2012, the company delivered the heaviest heat exchanger in its history to date. Weighing approximately 9 metric tons each, the units were shipped to Le Havre, France. In total, two identical heat exchangers weighing 9 metric tons each, one heat exchanger weighing 2.2 metric tons, and another heat exchanger weighing 1.2 metric tons were delivered to the customer in France.

In April 2010, Höfer & Karpf delivered a plate heat exchanger and an air preheater to Upper Styria. The heat exchanger and the “LUVO” were also installed by Höfer & Karpf.

In November 2009, Höfer & Karpf delivered eight high-pressure valves to Egypt. The valves are pressure-rated up to 500 bar and temperature-rated up to 400°C.

In September 2008, the largest container ever manufactured by Höfer & Karpf left the Voitsberg district bound for Southern Styria. With a total weight of an impressive 4.6 metric tons, a length of 10 meters, and a width of 3.7 meters, this “workpiece” was not, however, the heaviest ever produced by the company.

In August 2007, an oil tank with a capacity of 22,000 liters was shipped to Linz.

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