On August 1, 2008, Loesche GmbH founded Loesche Automation GmbH.
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However, new ideas and the introduction of a series of rationalization measures enabled the company to recover. The collapse of economies in South-East Asia in 1997 plunged the company into a deep crisis. In 1992 the company moved into a new, larger office building on Hansaallee. Thomas Loesche at the helm, the third generation of the Loesche family is now managing the company.
Under his leadership and with its own manufacturing facility in Neuss, Loesche KG re-established itself in the 1950s and after 35 years as managing director of the company, Ernst Guenter Loesche retired in late 1983. When Ernst Curt Loesche died unexpectedly in November of the same year, his son, Ernst Guenter, took over the business.
Only a few months later, the company was back in business working with out-dated machinery.Īfter the expropriation of the Berlin works, Ernst Curt Loesche and some of the employees who had worked for him in Berlin began rebuilding the company, which was now known as Loesche Hartzerkleinerungs- und Zementmaschinen KG, in a ruined building in Düsseldorf in the summer of 1948. In 1945, at the end of the war, the Soviet occupation forces insisted that the company’s machinery in Teltow be dismantled and transported to the Soviet Union. Following a damaging air raid in 1943, production at the Teltow works very nearly ground to a halt. As was the case with many other machine manufacturers, the company was obliged to produce armaments for the German war effort: the Reich Air Ministry soon replaced the cement industry as the company’s largest customer. The outbreak of the Second World War was a caesura in the history of Ernst Curt Loesche’s company. In 1927, Ernst Curt Loesche developed the Loesche mill for the Klingenberg power station in Berlin-Rummelsburg and in 1937, Ernst Curt Loesche bought Curt von Grueber’s share in the company and became sole owner. He soon worked his way up through the ranks to a management position and became a partner in the company in 1919.ĭespite the fact that the German cement industry found itself in a deep and sustained crisis after the First World War, Curt von Grueber Technisches Bureau managed to stay afloat by supplying new coal-fired power stations with mills. In July 1912 Ernst Curt Loesche joined the company as a young engineer.
Its range of products included Maxecon mills, Hauenschild rotary grate kilns, and all kinds of machinery for cement production, including crushers and screw conveyors. In 1912, the company began manufacturing its products in its own manufacturing facility, initially in Berlin- Hohenschönhausen and later in Berlin- Teltow. Curt von Grueber Technisches Bureau – the forerunner of Loesche GmbH –was a manufacturer of cement and phosphate mills. In 1906, the engineer Curt von Grueber established a company for the design and sale of Kent mills in Berlin. Ernst Curt Loesche - Founder of Loesche GmbH
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