LEMFORDER

Lemförder is a German manufacturer of suspension and steering components, part of the ZF Group. The company specializes in the development of control arms, ball joints, bushings, and stabilizer links. Products are supplied both to vehicle manufacturers' assembly lines and the aftermarket. The brand is known for technologies that ensure the precision of chassis kinematics. Founded in 1947, it is a key supplier for European automotive manufacturers.

Country

Germany

Brand History

1. 1947: Company founded by Jürgen Ulderup in Lemförde. 2. 1984: Full integration into the ZF Friedrichshafen AG group. 3. 2000s: Expansion of production capacities to supply suspension systems for premium brands. 4. 2026: Lemförder remains the primary ZF division for chassis and steering components.

Key OEM Customers

BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Lamborghini

Type

Manufacturer, Supplier (OEM)

Ecology

ZF Group, which includes Lemförder, implements the 'Next Generation Mobility' strategy aimed at reducing CO2 emissions in production processes and utilizing recycled materials in metal components.

Brand Authentication

Original parts feature laser engraving of the logo (triangle with the letter L) and the part number on the metal housing. Rubber components (bushings) must have a stamp with the production date and factory code. The absence of engraving or the presence of only a sticker on the metal part indicates a counterfeit.

Certificates

IATF 16949, ISO 9001, ISO 14001