For Universal Hydraulik GmbH, hydrogen is not yet a part of our everyday business—at least, not yet.
And that is precisely why it is worth taking a closer look at this market.

Our colleague Mario Brumm attended the World Hydrogen event to gain a better understanding of where hydrogen stands today, which applications are emerging, and what technical challenges this may present for the industry.

For us, the primary objective was to gain perspective:
What role do cooling, hydraulics, and systems engineering play in future hydrogen applications?

What requirements arise regarding temperature management, efficiency, and operational safety?

And where might long-term synergies with our existing expertise emerge?
Hydrogen is a complex technological field with many unanswered questions. It is therefore all the more important to listen closely at an early stage, contextualize new developments, and gain a realistic understanding of the market.

An exciting initial glimpse into a subject that we will continue to follow closely.

Oil temperature is easily underestimated—until it gets expensive.

In industrial hydraulic systems, it often determines more than just efficiency—namely, the stability of the entire process.

When temperatures fall out of balance, the signs are rarely immediately apparent.

The consequences emerge later: increased wear, system instability, and unplanned downtime.

That is precisely why oil-air coolers are not mere "accessories," but a central component of the system.

They ensure that heat is dissipated right where it is generated—reliably and continuously.

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Marketing Meets Technology.

We are looking to expand our Marketing Team (m/f/d) at Universal Hydraulik.

Since 1983, we have been developing and manufacturing hydraulic systems, cooling systems, and heat exchangers for international industrial applications. We are now seeking an individual to communicate our technical solutions to the outside world—clearly, professionally, and with a strong market focus.

Your responsibilities will range from marketing strategy, website management, and social media to presentations, brochures, and visual/video content, as well as trade fair appearances and customer events.

What you should bring to the table: an interest in technical products, a keen sense for B2B communication, and the ability to distill complex content into clear, concise messages.

We offer 30 days of annual leave, the option to work from home, corporate benefits, professional development opportunities, streamlined decision-making processes, and a modern family-owned company with a positive working atmosphere.

Interested? Then we invite you to apply to:

Universal Hydraulik GmbH
Valentina Uhl
bewerbung@universalhydraulik.com
06081 9418-88
www.universalhydraulik.com

A workday with a special focus on health and prevention.
On May 8, 2026, the AOK Health Mobile visited Universal Hydraulik, staying on-site from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Our employees were able to take advantage of various health services directly on-site and obtain information on important topics related to preventive care and well-being.

For us, initiatives such as this constitute an essential component of a modern and responsible work environment.

Many thanks to the AOK team for their excellent cooperation, as well as to all the colleagues who took advantage of this offering.

IFAT Worldwide 2026 in Munich has once again demonstrated the dynamic pace at which environmental technologies are evolving.

From water treatment and recycling to new concepts in the circular economy:
The industry is working intensively on solutions aimed at greater efficiency, resource conservation, and sustainable processes.

For us, the conversations held on-site were particularly valuable.

Direct dialogue with companies, partners, and end-users often provides the best impetus for the further development of our own systems in the fields of cooling and hydraulics technology.

Our colleagues Matthias Pabst, Andreas Krug, and Sebastian Schupp gathered many fascinating insights and gained fresh perspectives.

Many thanks to everyone we spoke with for the open and constructive exchange.

We look forward to incorporating the ideas and perspectives we gained into our future projects.

Our colleague Mario Brumm attended Heat Exchanger World Europe 2026 in Rotterdam on Wednesday.

While on-site, he gained a concise overview of current developments in the field of heat exchangers and engaged in discussions with various companies and industry peers.

His key takeaways:
Energy efficiency remains a central theme.
Customized solutions are playing an increasingly significant role.
Face-to-face interaction remains vital.

Such insights help us to better contextualize current market requirements.

Many thanks to Mario for his efforts.