Maurer is a Munich structural-protection manufacturer supplying bearings, expansion joints, and damping systems.
MAURER SE is a family-owned stock corporation with head offices in Munich, Germany, managed by two managing directors, Max Meincke and Holger Redecker. Meincke is responsible for the commercial division and the production sites, while Redecker covers design and sales, per the management page on the website of the company. Both managing directors spent years inside the business before their appointments, one joining in 2009 and the other in 1991.
The company profile lists a workforce scale of between 1,001 and 5,000 employees. No venture fundraise round is on record for the business. Ownership rests with the founding family, and the company is financed through its own operations rather than external venture capital.
MAURER SE designs and manufactures structural protection components for large infrastructure, with a product range covering structural bearings, expansion joints, seismic protection devices, tuned mass dampers, and structural health monitoring. These components protect bridges, viaducts, stadiums, and other built structures against movement, dynamic loads, and earthquake hazards.
Production is concentrated in Germany with additional plants in China, Türkiye, and India, and the products are represented in more than 60 countries. This footprint places manufacturing capacity and technical support close to project sites across several continents. The portfolio serves infrastructure owners, contractors, and design offices on major projects worldwide.
MAURER engineers its tuned mass dampers for the specific host structure and offers passive and adaptive product lines alongside bearings, expansion joints, and monitoring systems from one supplier. Damping technology is produced in-house, which keeps control of component quality within the company. The company traces more than 150 years of operating history in German engineering.
The competitive field for tuned mass dampers includes GERB, which documents its own tuned mass damper line at gerb.com, DEICON, which publishes a tuned mass damper offering at deicon.com, and mageba, whose building catalogue lists tuned mass dampers within its seismic devices range. Against that field, MAURER combines a global production footprint in Germany, China, Türkiye, and India with project-specific damper engineering. Reference projects for its devices span bridges, viaducts, stadiums, and railway structures.