KARL SCHNELL

Builds machines and turnkey processing lines for meat, pet food, delicatessen and processed cheese producers

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  • Hiring9 open roles
  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-27

About KARL SCHNELL

KARL SCHNELL designs and builds machines and complete processing lines for the industrial processing of meat products, pet food, delicatessen and processed cheese. The range runs from single machines such as grinders, vacuum fillers and processing systems to complete lines covering raw material receiving through portioning, including planning, installation, commissioning and operator training. The company states that its product portfolio is almost entirely manufactured in-house.

Its customers are industrial food producers. The company sells machinery and plants, together with the related planning, installation and training services.

The company was founded in 1948 by engineer Karl Schnell in Winterbach near Stuttgart and is a family-owned mechanical engineering business with about 350 employees. Its main plants are in Winterbach and Creglingen, and it has subsidiaries in France, the USA, Poland, Romania and Russia. It is ISO 9001 certified. Current job openings include electrical, mechanical and welding roles, a technical purchaser, a technical editor, and warehouse and maintenance positions at both German sites.

Product: Food processing machines and turnkey lines, including grinders, vacuum fillers, UHT systems and processing lines for meat, pet food and cheese.

Jobs at KARL SCHNELL (9)

KARL SCHNELL is hiring for 9 roles, mostly in manufacturing and operations, based in Creglingen and Winterbach.

Leadership

  • Ernst-Otto Schnell · Alleiniger Inhaber und Geschäftsführer der Firma
  • Margarete Schnell · Teil der Geschäftsführung

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