History

History

Veluvine was founded in 1895 in Nunspeet, a local town in “the Veluwe” in The Netherlands. With machinery, production, transportation and administrate departments all in own possession, Veluvine was a renowned company.

In 1974, Veluvine was bought by Wagemakers paint factories a well established paint producer in The Netherlands.

In 1989 Veluvine build an entirely new plant with a highly sophisticated and automatically production facility for paint, thermoplastic and 2-Komponent products. There had been invested heavily in an highly capable quality control department, an indoor storage facility and 10 underground solvent tanks of each 20.000 liters.

Since 2005 Veluvine is a 100% daughter entity of the French “Aximum Group” whom at their turn are part of the French stock exchange listed company Bouygues. One of the world’s largest civil construction company. 

In 2007 Veluvine invested in a new automated process that needed to improve and extended the production capacity. Quality, sustainability and environmental friendliness are the corner stone’s Veluvine is focusing on but at the same time striving for innovation in the field of roadmarking products.

In 2011 Veluvine invested again in a completely new raw material transport system for 2-Komponent products and paints. A powder conveyer belt was build over a length of more than 20 meters. This process made is possible to avoid internal transportation by blowing raw materials through pipes over the roof towards the paint dissolvers. This investment increased production, decreased internal transport and decreased labor handling.