When Standard Isn't Enough
Interview with Hubert Romoth, Managing Director of TTS Transport- und Trennwandsysteme GmbH
Whether in logistics centers, manufacturing halls, or the automotive industry – protective and partition wall systems are indispensable for safety and efficiency. For 30 years, TTS Transport- und Trennwandsysteme GmbH from Werther has been focusing on quality, individual solutions, and personal advice. Under managing director and owner Hubert Romoth, the company has successfully held its position in the market.
For 30 years, TTS Transport- und Trennwandsysteme GmbH has stood for high-quality protective and partition systems – and for a philosophy that prioritizes personal consultation, quality, and custom solutions.
From Transport Equipment to Protection Systems
Founded in 1995 by Dieter Breckenkamp, TTS started with transport equipment and safety fences. Today, partitions and machine protection systems are the core business. "We are 100% Made in Germany – our products come from the region, nothing is purchased from the Far East," emphasizes Managing Director Hubert Romoth. A change of ownership occurred in 2019, during which the company Kamphöhner, a specialist in powder coating, was also acquired. Hubert Romoth joined in 2024 as managing director and co-owner: "The opportunity to become self-employed came at the perfect time."
Quality over Quantity
While many competitors focus on large quantities, TTS concentrates on quality and individual solutions. "The customer comes with a specific requirement – and we develop the appropriate solution," says Hubert Romoth.
The range spans from standardized protective fencing systems to custom enclosures for machinery and robotics. Added to these are protective corners for logistics companies and special trolleys, such as for fire departments. Customers appreciate the personal service: 'We also travel long distances for on-site consultations and solve problems together – even when it comes to spare parts that are no longer available on the market,' notes Hubert Romoth. The clientele is diverse: It includes large logistics companies as well as numerous businesses from industry and commerce. Direct deliveries are mainly to customers within a radius of up to 400 km; through dealers, the presence extends into the DACH region.
For the future, Hubert Romoth plans to strengthen sales, open up new foreign markets, and increase the level of automation: "In the long term, we want to expand our product portfolio and sharpen our unique selling proposition. The customer should know: at TTS, they get exactly the solution they need – in the best quality."
What personally drives him, Hubert Romoth describes as: "It is the appeal of building something together with employees and customers from which everyone benefits in the end."