It’s something special to be able to look back on more than 230 years of company history! Today, the Alfred Giesser Company is regarded as one of the leading companies worldwide when it comes to the design and the production of industrial knives. A wide array of sectors is putting their trust into the quality of Alfred Giesser Products and into the outstanding expertise of Giesser Engineering.
Today the groundwork has been laid to be able to fully meet all future challenges, according to the slogan: A Tradition Of Efficiency.
Alfred Giesser Messerfabrik is a system supplier for cutting applications in
food processing machines, packaging machines and many other sectors
and is working for world’s leading companies.
Improvement of the corporate building within three steps
Division into a manufacturing company and a holding company.
The production is being led by Alfred Giesser Messerfabrik GmbH.
The holding company operates under the name of Ulrich Giesser KG
Alfred Giesser hands over the business
to his son Ulrich Giesser
The production of knives gets outsourced
to Alfred Giesser Messerfabrik
Relocation to the new building in the
Winnenden district Birkmannsweiler
Transfer of Gottlob Giesser Company to son
Alfred. He continues to lead
the company with
a retail shop and a repair workshop. The production
of knives for industrial
use is gaining
increased importance.
After the death of her husband Adolf,
Luise Giesser operates the business at
Gottlob Giesser company – a retail shop
and one of the first productions for machine
knives – together with her three sons, including Adolf Giesser Jun.
The brother of Adolf Giesser Sen.... www.giesser.de
Demolition of the old and construction of the new
head office in Winnenden.
Adolf Giesser Sen. takes over the fortunes
of Gottlob Giesser company.
Enlargement with a
retail shop.
Entry in the trade register from Gottlob Giesser’s
cutler workshop: artisan crafting of kitchen-,
butcher-, pocket- and gardening knives.
In November, Johannes Gießer applies for admittance
as a resident and cutler at the Winnenden court.
Permission was granted on 02 December 1776
for a fee of 13 Gulden and 5 Kreuzer.













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