Maveco was founded in 1985. Over the years we have gathered tremendous expertise in the production of stone processing machinery. Maveco set itself the goal to make innovative, high quality machines. With our range you are able process lots of different natural stones like, sandstone, limestone, marble, granite, slate and quartzite. In addition, the machines are adaptable so it can process concrete and quartz.

Maveco Stoneworking Machinery / Van Voorden Machinefabriek

In the year of 2003 Maveco took over the intellectual property of the Van Voorden Machinery. Van Voorden has over 60 years experience in the natural stone industry. By this acquisition Maveco gained even more expertise. You can find the following former Van Voorden machines on our website: Portick, Gamma, Sirius, Apollo, Helios, Sigma, Centaur and Triton.
Maveco will continue to invest in the quality of its products. Developing innovative, quality equipment, is the foundation on which Maveco is build and will expand in the future. This all with the goal to further strengthening its position in the natural stone industry.
 

History Maveco

1987 – Maveco Stone Working Machinery BV is established.

1990 – Development of a machine for wrapping of tobacco.

1994 – Received a large order for stamp sheets Daf SP.

1995 – Development of a machine for wrapping labels.

1997 – Construction of flexo printing press Ninun.

1998 – Acquisition of M.F. Heldra.

1999 – Construction of a new industrial building in Bladel with an area of 5800m2.

2001 – Commissioning of jet-spraying hall.

2003 – Acquisition of Machinery Van Voorden. Hereby Maveco gets all the rights of the drawings and the machines. 2004 – Rreceived two large orders to produce a total production line for the lime industry.

2005 – Maveco decided only to focus on the production of stone processing machines.

2006 – Re-selling of the tobacco business to the VDL Groep.

2007 – Received large order for a fully automated production line

2008 – Migration to a industrial building in Reusel.

2010 –  Maveco closes a dealership with Dal Prete Engineering and Rasnel Laser