Innovation In Motion - Weber Knapp

Motion Control Engineering & Manufacturing

With well over a hundred years of experience as an engineering and manufacturing company, our team’s expertise and technical excellence at providing advanced solutions for kinematic motion, mechanical spring counterbalance and spring assist technologies are second to none.

Our engineered products can be found in many industries, including but not limited to consumer appliances, medical equipment, office, residential and hospitality furniture, as well as industrial applications.

Outdoor & Professional Kitchen

Premium motion control mechanisms for luxury and professional kitchen appliances, offering precision, unsurpassed user experience, amazing feel, and superior reliability.

Medical

Medical end-market ergonomic products including X-Ray monitor displays, blood-draw stations, computer carts, centrifuge, and cryogenic freezer door hinges.

Office Ergonomics

Ergonomic office furniture and accessories including advanced keyboard mechanisms, adjustable monitor arms and desktop components for training desks.

Hospitality

Specialized counterbalance applications such as flip-up bar tops, food prep tables, and commercial kitchen appliances.

Industrial

Engineered solutions and highly specialized design scenarios for unique industrial applications, using spring technology as an alternative to pressure cylinders, addressing the safety and reliability issues often associated with cylinders in an industrial environment.

Our Process

It all sparks when an innovative idea meets our patented technology. It doesn’t end until it’s custom packaged and shipped to your door. Check out a day in the life of product design & manufacturing at Weber Knapp.

Our story begins in 1909

Knapp, a former trim designer, joined Weber in 1909, when the manufacturing facility covered a mere few hundred square feet and housed a limited but productive operation.

That year, the enthusiastic partners renamed the business and set it on a course to maintain high quality while providing for gradual but steady growth.

In the first decade, the primary products were phonograph hardware, needle cups and covers, hinges, and supports. 1920 brought growth and diversification when the Keeler Brass Company of Grand Rapids, Michigan purchased Weber Knapp.

Throughout its history, Weber Knapp has continuously been a supplier and contributor to innovations within in this industry.