There are some vehicles you see just once—and instantly know: this one gets the job done. When a sofa is blocking the sidewalk or an old wall unit is left out for bulky waste, you need a truck that doesn’t just pick it up, but compacts it efficiently, too. That’s exactly what the Magnum X1 was built for.

Since its debut at IFAT 2024, the Magnum X1 has logged countless hours in demanding real-world use—moving ton after ton and proving that it doesn’t just look impressive, it delivers.

On route after route, whether in residential neighborhoods or industrial zones, the X1 has shown exactly what it was built for: lifting commercial waste and bulky loads, breaking them down, and compacting them to maximize payload. In endurance testing, it proved its worth with rugged construction and long-lasting performance—earning its nickname, “the powerhouse.”

Every hour on the job brought valuable feedback from the crews, which was fed directly into further development. The result: a vehicle fine-tuned in every detail to perform reliably, even under continuous operation.

Powerful in Action
The X1 has truly earned its nickname, “the powerhouse.” It tackles bulky loads that push other systems to their limits—from mattresses and doors to commercial waste and even entire pieces of furniture. An optimized crushing edge minimizes splintering, which not only improves safety for employees but also makes emptying easier further down the line.

Compared to its predecessor, the Magnum XXL, the X1 delivers a higher optimized payload, increased robustness, and greater container volume—all while keeping the same wheelbase.

Built for Everyday Use
Day-to-day operations quickly reveal where small design choices make a big difference. Deposits on guide and press plates, for example, can bring work to a halt. The X1’s closed design prevents such interruptions from the start. Its redesigned hydraulic system also shines in practice: efficient, energy-saving, and already engineered to integrate alternative drive systems with ease.

A real-world example: during a bulky waste collection in a densely built neighborhood, the X1 managed several additional loads in a single day—without needing backup from a second vehicle. The result? Time, cost, and resource savings across the board.

Flexible by Design
The Magnum X1 isn’t a one-trick specialist—it’s an all-rounder. In the bulky waste version, it handles oversized loads with ease. Outfitted with a commercial lifter, it proves its strength in industrial and commercial waste collection. And for those needing even more volume, the H version offers a body 200 millimeters higher.

This flexibility makes the X1 a natural fit in the Magnum family, where variable body designs allow fleets to adapt seamlessly—from flexible deployment planning to the use of alternative drive systems.

Balance of Power and Reliability
What makes the Magnum X1 stand out is its perfect balance of strength and dependability. It’s built tough enough to perform with confidence even after long workdays, efficient enough to deliver real-world results, and flexible enough to adapt to a wide range of applications. For crews in the field, that translates into fewer interruptions, fewer technical issues, and greater efficiency on every route.

A true partner in daily operations—a powerhouse you can count on.

The Magnum X1 reflects ZOELLER’s philosophy: technically advanced, field-proven, and sustainable. It brings together durability, efficiency, and adaptability—demonstrating just how much uptime modern technology can deliver. A genuine workhorse for today’s waste logistics.

Efficiency in Detail
The X1 is not only robust—it’s smart:

• More capacity, less weight than the XXL – greater volume, improved efficiency.
• Closed guide and press plates prevent build-up—ensuring clean performance in daily use.
• Fraction preselection at the terminal allows for optimal loading density—maximizing efficiency.
• Hydraulic system: energy-efficient, modular, and ready for alternative drives—built with the future in mind.
• Durable components: premium loading cylinder and linearly guided press plate with long-lasting slide block guide—perfectly equipped for continuous operation.

Maximum Flexibility
The Magnum X1 delivers versatile performance across a wide range of applications:

• H version: Body raised by 200 mm—perfect for additional volume needs.
• Multiple rear section configurations: Tailored for different operational demands.
• Broad scope of use: Equally effective for bulky waste as well as industrial and commercial waste.
• Part of the Magnum family: Variable body designs, including options for alternative drive systems—ready to meet today’s and tomorrow’s requirements.

It lifts, tilts, holds—and always thinks one step ahead. The new DELTA 2325 brings concentrated power together with the intelligence of the next-generation ZCSII control system. The result: a lifter that works with unmatched precision, efficiency, and future-ready reliability.

There are many good students and plenty of strong performers in the “classroom” of lifters—but one clearly stands out: the DELTA 2325. It’s the best in its class. A model student that tackles every task with diligence, intelligence, and strength. Not only does it ace every assignment, but it also keeps its cool under pressure—whether in hectic city traffic, handling oversized containers, or running nonstop day after day.

Brains meet brawn
The DELTA 2325 shines thanks to the perfect blend of digital intelligence and physical power. Outfitted with state-of-the-art sensors, adaptive controls, and finely tuned software, it delivers clockwork precision with the muscle of an athlete. With lift and tip forces of up to 7,000 newtons, heavy loads are no problem—and at around 70 dB(A), it operates so quietly that even in residential neighborhoods, it won’t disturb a soul.

Digital intelligence at the core
At the heart of the system is the new ZCSII control unit, placing the DELTA 2325 among the digital elite of the waste management industry. Operators control it intuitively via a CAN keyboard with LED halos, while the display provides clear menus, meter readings, and real-time system updates. No need to memorize key sequences—the system guides users safely and reliably through every situation.

The real timekeepers here are the sensors—especially the rotation angle sensors. They self-calibrate, detect stops, and continuously adjust the force curve to keep operations smooth and gentle on materials. Uneven ground? Dense, compacted waste? No problem. The DELTA 2325 automatically adapts, correcting itself without operator input. Tasks that once required manual adjustments—or caused costly standstills—are now handled seamlessly and on the fly.

Built for everyday performance
Real capability proves itself in practice. Narrow streets, mixed container sizes, or high-frequency collection routes—the DELTA 2325 takes them all in stride. With cycle times of 6 and 12 seconds, it speeds up collection runs without sacrificing safety or container integrity. In crowded city centers where every second counts, this lifter shows its true strength—saving valuable time and keeping traffic flowing.

Gentle, safe, and durable
Care matters, too. Double pallet truck support and active container retention guarantee smooth, controlled emptying. No jamming, no hard impacts—meaning less wear and tear, fewer repairs, and a longer service life.

With AI-powered tools like Z-CAM, the DELTA 2325 becomes an attentive partner, detecting people or obstacles in the danger zone early on and actively protecting collection crews.

Maintenance is just as forward-thinking. Pre-assembled, automotive-grade wiring harnesses make servicing simple, with plug-and-play upgrades and updates. What used to mean lengthy downtime can now be handled in just a few steps—reducing costs and boosting efficiency.

The benchmark for lifters
The DELTA 2325 is, without question, the best in its class: intelligent, powerful, reliable, and future-ready. A model student that meets tomorrow’s challenges today—and sets the standards by which all others will be measured.

September 2025 was an intense and successful month of trade fairs for ZOELLER. With three appearances – at KOMMUNAL Live in Fulda, the municipal trade fair in Selm and the NUFAM in Karlsruhe – ZOELLER once again showcased its innovative strength, customer focus, and strong market presence. 

KOMMUNAL LIVE in Fulda

As a key platform for decision-makers in municipal waste management, KOMMUNAL Live has long been a staple in ZOELLER’s annual calendar. This September, Fulda once again became the stage for innovations that quite literally made the future tangible: the MEDIUM X4 Electric Power Move (EPM) with the DELTA 2322 premium lifter on a Mercedes-Benz eEconic 300L featuring a high-voltage interface from HYDAC, and the agile Micro XL with its powerful OMEGA 359 lifter on a Mitsubishi FUSO eCanter—both drew strong attention and sparked lively discussions.

The real highlight, however, was the Z-Cam, which gave live demonstrations of how AI reacts in real time at the rear of the vehicle to ensure safety. At the ZOELLER booth, it was clear how e-mobility, advanced body technology, and digital safety seamlessly come together—practical, tangible, and designed for everyday operations.

11^th Waste Management Logistics & Municipal Technology Day in Selm

The atmosphere at the 11^th Waste Management Logistics & Municipal Technology Day in Selm was relaxed and familiar—almost like a friendly reunion of industry professionals. Still, technology clearly took center stage: ZOELLER showcased the MAGNUM X1 on an Econic chassis, perfectly designed to meet the demands of bulky waste collection.

Many visitors seized the chance to take a close look at this powerful solution and engage directly with ZOELLER experts. They were particularly impressed by the combination of rugged construction and thoughtful ergonomics, ensuring both efficiency and safety in everyday operations.

NUFAM in Karlsruhe

Things got even bigger at NUFAM in Karlsruhe, where ZOELLER delivered a true showcase of innovation — a fireworks display of vehicles and technology that drew crowds throughout the event.

From the compact MEDIUM X4 with Electric Power Move (EPM), laser scanner extension wall, and LED ambient lighting, to the DELTA 2322 Premium lifter mounted on a fully electric Mercedes-Benz eEconic with HYDAC high-voltage interface, the lineup was both diverse and forward-looking. Adding to the buzz were the smart all-rounders of the Micro series: the Micro XL with OMEGA lifter on a Mitsubishi FUSO eCanter, and the Micro HG with SL240 lifter on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 515 CDI—compact, agile, and built for the future of urban waste collection.

Of course, the Z-Cam was also in action, giving live demonstrations directly on the vehicle and showing how AI ensures safety and precision in real time.

The result was a trade fair appearance that perfectly combined high-tech innovation with everyday practicality—and made one thing clear: ZOELLER is already delivering the answers to tomorrow’s challenges today.

“September clearly showed how valuable these platforms are for us”, said Jürgen Kowalke Head of Sales & Service Deutschland at Zöller-Kipper GmbH. “The conversations at all three events confirmed that our customers truly value the combination of technical expertise, service orientation, and personal interaction. The live demonstrations of the Z-Cam were a real highlight—showcasing not only how far we’ve advanced in digital areas like AI, but also the added safety benefits our technology brings.”

Across the waste management industry, interest in innovative, practical solutions continues to grow. For ZOELLER, the focus goes beyond vehicle performance—it’s about strong partnerships with municipalities and waste management companies, as well as smart technologies and intelligent systems that make everyday operations safer and more efficient.

ZOELLER remains fully committed to this path—and the next milestones are already in sight: IFAT 2026 in Munich, coming up in May 2026, where the company will once again showcase the future of waste management technology.

A milestone birthday for our South-West branch: for ten years now, the Gerlingen location has been an integral part of ZOELLER’s sales and service network in Baden-Württemberg. What began in 2015 with six dedicated colleagues has grown into a strong team of around 20 employees—focused on customer proximity, service quality, and technical expertise. To mark this anniversary, Branch Manager Thomas Merz reflects on key milestones and gives us a look at what lies ahead.

The past decade has been a true success story for the South-West branch. Step by step, sales, workshop operations, and spare parts service have been expanded, the number of employees has more than tripled, and market share in Baden-Württemberg has steadily grown. At the heart of this success is a strong team that lives and breathes customer focus, ensures outstanding service quality, and puts technical know-how into practice every day. On the occasion of the anniversary, Branch Manager Thomas Merz talks about defining moments, the team spirit that makes Gerlingen special, and the opportunities for the years to come.

Mr. Merz, the South-West branch is celebrating its 10th anniversary. Looking back, which moments or milestones stand out most for you?

The past ten years have been a success story for the ZOELLER Group in Baden-Württemberg, supported by long-standing employees and strong customer relationships. The expansion of sales, service, and the workshop—as well as moving into the new branch and building close partnerships with our customers—were particularly memorable milestones for us.

A small team has grown into a location with around 20 colleagues. What defines the team spirit in Gerlingen for you, and how important has it been to this success?

Our team spirit is defined by reliability, mutual support, and the drive to always find the best solution for our customers. Without this attitude, the journey from then to now would not have been possible. Sales expert Michael Ambuch played a key role in developing the branch. Together with long-standing colleagues from the Haller days, he provided decisive momentum and had a lasting impact on the positive development of the location. The personal commitment of these colleagues, combined with the team spirit that’s been there from the very beginning, created the solid foundation for today’s growth.

Customer focus, service quality, and technical expertise are the pillars of the South-West branch. How do you and your team bring these values to life in your day-to-day work?

We stay close to our customers, listen carefully, and respond quickly. Whether it’s spare parts, workshop services, or sales advice, our strength lies in delivering reliable and competent support. That’s what creates the foundation for long-term, trusting relationships.

Looking ahead: What are your goals for the coming years in Gerlingen—and where do you see the greatest opportunities for further growth?

We want to continue expanding our capacities in sales, service, and workshop so we can respond even more effectively to customer needs. The biggest opportunities lie in combining innovative vehicle technology and digital solutions with our personal, on-site service.

Ten years in Gerlingen are not just a reason to celebrate—they’re also an opportunity to say thank you: to our employees, whose dedication and expertise have made this success possible, and to our customers, who place their trust in us and with whom we share close partnerships. Together, we can look back proudly on a strong decade—and look ahead with joy and confidence.

Thomas Merz: “Special thanks also go to the management and the Kirchhoff family, whose support, foresight, and trust paved the way for this development. Without their backing, the South-West branch could not have become the strong pillar in the ZOELLER structure that it is today.”

FAUN Umwelttechnik GmbH & Co. KG and ZOELLER-KIPPER GmbH have jointly acquired 100% of VISY GmbH, headquartered in Dieburg, with each company taking an equal share. Existing relationships, the management team — Markus Fick and Enrico Skrypzak — as well as VISY’s current product portfolio will remain unchanged. With this strategic acquisition, FAUN and ZOELLER are joining forces for the first time in the field of digitalization and intelligent system solutions.

Going forward, the digital solutions of FAUN’s subsidiary KOCO and ZOELLER’s SCANTEC will be combined with VISY’s offerings under one roof, creating a new digital competence center. The aim is to provide customers with a forward-looking, comprehensive portfolio of products and services from a single source.

“By combining our digital expertise, we are building a strong hub for cutting-edge AI solutions and digital innovation in waste logistics,” says Patrick Hermanspann, CEO of the FAUN Group. The applications range from automated recognition systems to innovative comfort and assistance features for drivers and operators. These technologies are designed to further enhance the precision and efficiency of waste collection vehicles, simplify operation, and significantly improve both comfort and — above all — safety for drivers and crew.

Thomas Schmitz, CEO of the ZOELLER GROUP, adds: “With this joint step, FAUN and ZOELLER are making a clear commitment to driving the digital transformation of the waste management industry. Our customers will benefit from the seamless integration of digital systems into vehicles and fleets, along with comprehensive support and consulting services. By bringing together the strengths of VISY, KOCO, and SCANTEC, we’re establishing a true digital competence center for our customers.”

Incorrectly sorted waste, contaminants and rising disposal costs – this is a daily reality for many local authorities and waste management companies. Whether in the organic waste garbage can or in residual waste, incorrect sorting not only causes the circular economy to stumble, but also causes tangible problems. Waste quality suffers, the recycling rate drops and ultimately costs increase for everyone involved. But this is precisely where two clever innovations come in, bringing a breath of fresh air to waste management: DeepScan and SmartScan.

DeepScan is a smart detection system that reliably identifies contaminants directly at the organic waste garbage can. Even before a garbage can is emptied by the lifter, it provides crucial information on whether a garbage can has been filled correctly – or not. While DeepScan scans the waste before it is emptied and, in case of doubt, leaves the garbage can standing if too many contaminants are found, SmartScan analyzes the exact composition of the waste in the bin, i.e. after it has been emptied. The AI then analyzes the dumped waste and what components make up the waste in percentage terms. In this way, the citizen can be given feedback on how the separation quality was and where there is a need for action. The data is recorded and evaluated directly – in real time and with the utmost precision.

What appears to be a technical detail at first glance has a major impact in practice. This is because the combination of DeepScan and SmartScan delivers a level of data quality that was previously unthinkable in municipal waste management. This precise information makes it possible to react specifically to incorrect waste, significantly improve the quality of the waste and thus not only increase the recycling rate, but also noticeably reduce disposal costs.

This smart solution will be of particular interest to anyone who wants to lead the way in sustainability and digitalization. Municipalities that want to be a role model for others and companies that take their ecological responsibility seriously and want to document it transparently will find DeepScan and SmartScan a powerful duo. More efficient processes, better separated waste, fewer contaminants in organic waste and a better database for strategic decisions – these tools can make all of this a reality.

A call for more sustainability

And SCANTEC is now making it particularly attractive to get started: anyone who opts for both systems by December 31, 2025 will receive SmartScan at half price. An offer that not only makes economic sense, but also sends a clear signal for greater sustainability.

Anyone who invests in intelligent waste analysis now will benefit twice over. With DeepScan and SmartScan, the vision of a functioning circular economy is within reach. Smarter investment means smarter disposal – with greater efficiency, more environmental awareness and tangible benefits for everyone. Now is the right time to break new ground and actively shape the future of waste management – with SCANTEC at your side.

Plastic has no place in compost – and yet it still ends up in the organic waste garbage can far too often. This is now set to end: a revised EU organic waste regulation has been in force since May 1, 2025, which is intended to ensure significantly cleaner organic waste. The idea behind it is clear: fewer contaminants, better recycling, lower costs. But the implementation? Still room for improvement.

The problem is well known: Just a few wrongly discarded items can contaminate an entire load of organic waste, making it unusable. The consequences? Expensive re-sorting — or in the worst case, incineration. That’s not only harmful to the environment, but also a financial burden on taxpayers.

Good intentions, poor execution.

Thomas Schmitz, CEO of the ZOELLER Group, puts it bluntly: “The direction is right, but too many details are still missing. Without clear monitoring standards, good intentions often fall flat.”

The solution? Start earlier. “We need to shift from damage control to prevention,” says Schmitz. That’s why the ZOELLER Group is focusing on smart technology — working right where waste is generated: at the bin.

What used to go unnoticed is now visible. Sensors installed in collection vehicles detect whether the organic waste is clean — or contaminated. DeepScan uses electromagnetic sensors to identify conductive materials like coffee capsules, yogurt lids, drink cartons, and other common packaging waste.

SmartScan takes it a step further, analyzing the components of waste using optical data. The system provides instant feedback, makes contamination measurable, and allows cities and waste management companies to take targeted action.

“If you separate waste properly at the start, you save money at the end,” Schmitz sums up. And the results speak for themselves: fewer contaminants, lower sorting costs — and biogas plants that are once again willing to accept organic waste, along with cleaner, more usable compost.

Not just anywhere — but exactly where it matters.

While many companies rely on centralized sorting systems, the ZOELLER Group brings smart technology straight to the streets. “Our technology is closer — to reality, to people, to the source,” says Schmitz. That makes it not only more effective but also much quicker to scale.

In Scandinavia, AI-driven waste analysis is already being tested on a large scale. In Germany, progress is slower. Cities like Berlin and Munich are taking the lead, but nationwide adoption is still lagging. Even so, Schmitz remains optimistic: “The potential is enormous — we just need to tap into it.”

The industry is undergoing a fundamental shift. What used to be simple disposal is turning into a data-driven control process. Waste is becoming a resource — but only if its quality is high from the start. “Now is the time to invest in smart systems. They don’t just protect the environment — they also ease the strain on municipal budgets.”

Thomas Schmitz concludes: “The new regulation is a step in the right direction — but it’s no guarantee of success. We need technology, clear processes, and above all, education. Because only when people understand why proper waste separation matters regulation will lead to real change.”

Demopark is Europe’s largest open-air exhibition for the green industry. At the end of June, more than 400 exhibitors and around 34,000 trade visitors gathered in Eisenach to showcase and experience the latest machines, vehicles, and technologies for maintenance, care, and sustainable infrastructure — up close, hands-on, and in action. The 6th edition of Demopark was once again a complete success for ZÖLLER-KIPPER.

When space gets tight—on narrow paths, meadows, or between rows of old trees—ZÖLLER-KIPPER’s compact, highly specialized waste collection vehicles really show their strengths. At this year’s Demopark 2025, they clearly demonstrated why smart technology and compact design are key to the future of municipal waste collection in green spaces and urban areas—earning strong praise from industry professionals.

What makes Demopark unique is that it’s held entirely outdoors. This not only offers ideal conditions for testing machines and vehicles in real-life operation, but also fosters a relaxed environment for technical discussions, product demonstrations, and personal interactions.

“As part of our presence at Demopark, we had the opportunity to engage directly with users and decision-makers from municipal services, public works, and the private sector,” said Manuel Schmitt, Head of the Central Branch. “Our waste collection vehicles were showcased through one-on-one conversations, and we were able to demonstrate their key advantages—especially how they simplify daily operations for the people using them.”

Open-air lab for future technologies

The trade fair is one of the most important industry events for decision-makers and professionals from municipalities, service providers, and public works departments. With growing demand for smart, economical, and sustainable solutions, this open-air showcase of modern municipal technology is the perfect setting for ZÖLLER-KIPPER to present its product portfolio. There’s no better place to experience vehicles, systems, and tools in action—outdoors, on real terrain, and in direct dialogue with the people who use them every day.

Julian Reinbott, Branch Manager in Mainz, summed it up: “It’s always a highlight to demonstrate our vehicles live. At Demopark, you could clearly see the demand for intelligent, compact solutions like the MICRO HG and MICRO HG-HK—and we’re ready to deliver.”

The ZÖLLER-KIPPER team brought along their two compact powerhouses: the MICRO HG and the MICRO HG-HK—both designed for agility, smart functionality, and impressive versatility.

The MICRO HG is a compact compactor body with a payload capacity ranging from 2.5 to 6 cubic meters. It’s ideal for use in urban areas, pedestrian zones, and green space maintenance. Thanks to its flexible design, it can be adapted to a wide range of chassis, and it truly shines where space is tight—whether it’s emptying waste bins or sweeping city streets.

A true multi-talent

The MICRO HG-HK goes a step further in flexibility. With a volume of up to 7 cubic meters and compatibility with various chassis and implement carriers, it’s a true multi-tasker—perfect for seasonal work or changing operational needs. Waste can be loaded manually from both sides via side doors, while large containers or mesh baskets can be emptied using the hydraulic rear chute. Whether navigating narrow paths, sharp bends, or low-clearance areas—like those found in cemeteries—the MICRO HG-HK remains agile, efficient, and reliably powerful, even under tough conditions.

Demopark 2025 was a resounding success for ZÖLLER-KIPPER—not just because of the unique open-air setting, but because of the invaluable feedback from professionals in the field.

What makes Demopark stand out is its authenticity. No exhibition halls or sterile lighting—just real-world conditions: grass underfoot, changing weather, and real-life challenges. And that’s exactly where ZÖLLER-KIPPER’s compact machines proved what they’re made of—out on the green stage, where equipment has to perform, and every move counts.

With the AI-supported assistance system Z-CAM, ZÖLLER-KIPPER presents a new rear area monitoring solution for waste collection vehicles. This innovation enhances safety for waste collection workers, increases efficiency in collection operations, and provides new impetus for intelligent vehicle technology in everyday waste management.

Rethinking Safety: AI Analyses and Protects
With the introduction of the Z-CAM, ZÖLLER-KIPPER sets new standards in rear area monitoring. The AI-supported assistance system analyses the surroundings around the lifter in real time, detects potential hazards early, and reacts automatically. The safety of the waste collection staff is clearly the top priority.

Technology That Thinks Ahead
Unlike conventional camera or sensor systems, the Z-CAM not only detects whether something is in the danger zone – it also analyses who or what is moving there. The AI reliably distinguishes between people and containers, assesses risks in real time, and immediately makes the appropriate decision.

If the AI detects a hazardous situation, it intervenes instantly: If a waste collector is detected in the danger zone, the emptying process will not begin at all. If someone enters the area during the emptying process, the movement is slowed down or stopped. This helps to actively prevent accidents.

Dr Bojan Ferhadbegović, Head of Development and Construction at ZÖLLER-KIPPER:
“Z-CAM is a milestone for our development team. We have invested considerable effort into the fine-tuning of motion, distance, and object classification so that the system can already respond reliably and in a differentiated manner. At the same time, we see enormous potential for new applications – from advanced hazard detection to intelligent analysis of the containers themselves.”

Efficient and Compatible
Z-CAM automatically detects whether a two-wheel or four-wheel container is being used and independently switches operating modes – without any manual input. This saves time and ensures smooth workflows. In addition, the system can be easily integrated into existing lifter systems, such as via CAN interfaces.

Key Benefits at a Glance
• Hazard prevention through Artificial Intelligence (AI): Automatic protection for waste collectors, relief for occupational safety departments
• Efficiency & convenience: Automatic mode switching between two-wheel and four-wheel containers saves time and effort
• Object detection: Precise real-time distinction between people and containers
• Response: Automatic intervention – prevention of starting, stopping, or slowing down the lifter based on risk assessment
• Retrofitting capability: Simple integration into existing lifter systems of the ZOELLER GROUP
• Future potential: System architecture allows for new application scenarios, e.g., advanced hazard detection, intelligent container analysis, automatic adaptation to all container sizes

With Z-CAM, ZÖLLER-KIPPER once again demonstrates its commitment to providing innovative technologies for safe and efficient waste management – ready for use today, even smarter tomorrow.

Achieving more together. What connects modern technology, strong teams and clean cities? The summer edition of K>MOBIL shows how the ZOELLER Group is shaping the future with a clear focus and genuine cooperation.

Into a clean future
Wash instead of wait: thanks to the majority stake in MOWA Mobile Waschanlagen GmbH, container cleaning is getting a boost. In a double interview, MOWA CEO Marc Przybylski and Alexander Kaiser (Head of Controlling at ZÖLLER-KIPPER & new MOWA CFO) reveal how the merger saves customers time, water and stress – and which mobile high-tech washing solutions are already in the starting blocks.

Quality with a seal
Worth its weight in gold: STUMMER was honoured in March by the Salzburg Chamber of Commerce and the state government for its exemplary training quality. But the best accolade comes from the apprentices themselves – almost all of them stay with the company after completing their apprenticeships. Loyalty through education.

Pretty Cool
Ice-cold commitment, hot success: at the Ski World Championships, two STUMMER Medium X4s on eActros rolled through the finish area as low-noise ‘rubbish detectives’. And because manoeuvrable 7.5- to 12-tonne trucks generally set the tone in mountainous regions, the summer edition shows why ‘Made for Mountains’ is not just an empty promise.

Click here for the digital issue: K>Mobil Summer Edition 2025

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