The Krumpholz family can look back on over 225 years of experience and tradition in the manufacture of high-quality hand tools.

The company has been family-owned since 1799 and is now in its seventh generation, making it one of the oldest family-run craft businesses in Europe.

In 1799, Johann David Krumpholz acquired the business in Guttenberg Hammer in Upper Franconia. The hammer had been in existence for much longer and had been a well-known ironworks and armory for centuries before.

When it was taken over by the Krumpholz family, it became a factory for the manufacture of hand tools.

This tradition has been preserved to this day.

Krumpholz is now a world-renowned manufacturer of garden tools of the highest quality. Spades, weed cutters, shovels, planting trowels, cultivators, joint scrapers, etc. are popular across every continent with quality-conscious and sustainable people with green fingers.

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