Innovations for Wasa

Now taking a new approach

Fig. 1 Dimensional accuracy will be guaranteed by calibration.

Fig. 2 After 14 years of use in concrete block machines
these used Uniplast been revised. These pallets are now fully operational again and go back to the concrete plant.

Fig. 3 a and b The mobile grinding machine.

Fig. 4 The positive model of a water gutter.

Fig. 5 Wetcast mold of a water gutter.

Fig. 6 Support frame with mounting elements.

Fig. 7 Ready for Dispatch: Watcast molds with support frames.

Fig. 8 Extended range: ABS molds for big elements of SCC.
These will be produced in this new production hall.

What began in the early 1990s on an abandoned site of a farmers’ co-op in the southern part of Thuringia/Germany, has by now become a global success story. Three shifts, seven days as week, are currently worked at Wasa. The plant never rests. This location focuses on the product “Wasa Uniplast.” Recently, Wetcast molds were added to the Wasa portfolio. These are also manufactured in Neubrunn.

Wasa has been offering softwood pallets since 1960. In 1985, the company took up the production of hardwood pallets. The industrial production of all-plastic boards was started in 1992 in Neubrunn/Thuringia. This product is doing extremely well.

Time-tested all-plastic production pallets

The current demand for Uniplast^® amounts to approx.
80 % of the entire global pallet market. The continuous improvement of the success product was the goal that the company set itself at the beginning of the new millennium. Following the end of successful research, the advanced product Uniplast^® Plus was...