S400 and S600 pavers in Guntert & Zimmerman tradition

March 15, 2017
Family firm Guntert & Zimmerman celebrates 75 years in the concrete paving business by forming a strategic alliance with Miller Formless. Chief executive Ron Guntert says that his father - who founded the company – created the first slipform paver in 1956. The revolution continues today with the S400 and S600 pavers.
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