Tradition and Innovation of Maag
The Maag Pump Systems AG group was founded by the world renowned Maag Gear-Wheel Company Ltd. develops, manufactures and supplies gear pumps and systems for process applications. Maag Pump Systems AG has pioneered the development of gear pumps for handling a wide variety of media in the plastics, chemical, pharmaceutical and food industries, and is currently the world leader in this field.

Our best references are the numerous pump systems being used in a wide variety of industries. Our thorough knowledge of product applications is the base of the quality services Maag Pump Systems offers.

Brief History
1908 First studies on gear technology by Max Maag (1883–1960)
1910 Opening of an engineering office by Max Maag in Horgen near Zurich
1913 "Gear Wheel Company Max Maag" founded in Zurich
1917 "Gear Wheel Company Max Maag" changes to "Maag Gear Wheel Co. Zurich"
1918/28 Patents for the first gear pumps were granted to Maag
1922-88 Construction of measuring equipment, cutting machines and gear grinding machines for the manufacture of different types and sizes of gear wheels
1946 Erection of a pump factory at Zurich-Altstetten
1957 Building of a new Pump factory at Dietikon outside of Zurich
1990 Maag builds world’s largest gear pump: polyrex® 41-6 (40t/h)
1991 Splitting of the Maag Gear Wheel Co. into Maag Gear Co. and Maag Pump Systems AG
1992 Maag Pump Systems of America Inc. is founded
1994 Maag Pump Systems GmbH in Kassel, Germany is founded
Maag builds the biggest extrusion gear pump EX-140 (4t/h)
1995 Maag Pump Systems Asia Pte. Ltd. in Singapore is founded
1996 Certification according to ISO 9001
1996 World’s biggest discharge gear pump is built: viscorex® 44 (55t/h)
1996 Maag Pump Systems appears on the World Wide Web
1997 Maag Pump Systems AG was integrated into Textron Inc.
The name was changed to Maag Pump Systems Textron
1998 Maag Pump Systems UK in Birkenhead opened
Maag Pump Systems France in Villeurbanne opened
Maag Pump Systems Italy in Rozzano opened
1999 Re-certification according to ISO 9001
1999 Acquisition of LCI's Fluid Handling Division
2000 Acquisition of the Engineered Filtration Company Inc.
2001 Maag Textron Acquires Wil-Man GmbH-A Leading Screen Changer Company
2001 Maag Pump Systems Textron Inc. Receives ISO-9001 Certification
2004 Relocation of Maag Pump Systems Textron AG from Zurich to Oberglatt
2008 Maag Pump Systems was acquired by Clyde Blowers
2010 Maag Pump Systems and Automatik Plastics Machinery merged
Manufacturing facility
Oberglatt/Zurich
Max Maag at his desk
The design office in the 1920’s
The lathe shop in the 1920’s

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