1993
The flood in the Kocher valley causes damage worth millions at Würth Elektronik. Thanks to the great commitment of the employees and the support of suppliers, PCB production can be resumed after only 14 days. The EMB division moves to Kupferzell and massively expands its workforce, product portfolio and number of customers.
1994
The PCB production is expanded to include the Rot am See plant. In the same year, the Microvia technology is introduced there.
1995
The topic of electromagnetic compatibility becomes increasingly important. In the fall of 1995, the first patent is filed with the German Patent Office for the hinged ferrite housing.
A new building in Waldenburg triples the storage capacity.
The electromechanical assemblies division also expands and moves to Öhringen.
1997
The Metalex printed circuit board plant in Pforzheim is taken over and Würth Elektronik Pforzheim GmbH & Co. KG is founded.
1998
The renewed expansion of the printed circuit board plant in Niedernhall is completed. European expansion begins with the takeover of the traditional EMC company Radialex in France and the founding of Würth Elektronik Italy.