Kramer History
Kramer was always a pioneering company with a completely unique path. Kramer's ideas have changed the way in which material is transported and how handling problems are easily and efficiently solved with machine technology. Immerse yourself in our company history and discover all of the outstanding milestones in our picture gallery.
The Kramer brothers established the company in Gutmadingen. It quickly developed into one of the leading manufacturers of tractors. Over 10,000 machines were sold to the agricultural industry. 1925 also saw the production of the first farm tractor with a gasoline engine and 4 hp engine power
It looks more and more like a tractor.
Start of tractor production at the Überlingen site.
Kramer takes ALL-WHEEL shovel loaders into series production.
Kramer demonstrates innovative strength.
First wheel loader with all-wheel steering in series production.
The first telescopic wheel loader is built.
Kramer merges with Neuson Baumaschinen GmbH.
The first infinitely variable high speed transmission in the world of construction machines.
The first street-legal ball hitch for wheel loaders and telehandlers.
The 80 series is introduced.
Kramer now also builds telehandlers.
Neuson Kramer merges with Wacker.
New on the market: Smart Handling
Kramer greatly expands its agricultural sales channels in Europe. All machines suitable for agricultural use are now painted in traditional Kramer green again.
Kramer launches the new compact geniuses among wheel loaders on the market, the 550 and 650.
The first electric wheel loader from Kramer for the construction industry.
The first fully electric wheel loader for agriculture.
On July 6, 2017, Kramer-Werke GmbH and John Deere GmbH & Co. KG announced that they were entering into a strategic alliance for the sale of telehandlers and wheel loaders under the Kramer brand for the agricultural industry.
Even greater load-over height with the 8145T.
The first telehandler with a stacking height of 10 meters is introduced.
Smart Attach is a hydraulic quick coupler system combined with an automatic coupling system developed by Kramer.
