WILO Brasil Ltda.

Our History

WILO Brasil Ltda. was founded in 2011 with a vision to become the water competence center for South America. Located in Jundiaí, São Paulo, WILO Brasil established its first assembly line in 2013, marking a significant step towards producing high-quality products "made in Brazil."

The journey began with the inauguration of the booster assembly line in 2011, setting the foundation for local manufacturing excellence. In 2021, WILO Brasil further expanded its capabilities by launching the Helix assembly line. In addition, the company has a state-of-the-art test bench, ensuring that all products meet the highest standards of quality and performance.

Our Services

At WILO Brasil Ltda. we offer a comprehensive range of services tailored to meet your needs.

Key Sectors

• Building Services: We provide comprehensive solutions for both residential and commercial building services. Our advanced systems ensure optimal performance and energy efficiency in a variety of environments, including hotels, hospitals, and airports.
• Industrial Sector: Our innovative products and services cater to the unique demands of the industrial sector. We focus on enhancing productivity and operational efficiency through cutting-edge technology and sustainable practices.
• Water management: We offer high-quality pumps and systems designed to meet the rigorous demands of commercial buildings and various industries. Additionally, our efficient irrigation systems support sustainable agriculture, helping farmers optimize water usage and improve crop yields.

Innovation and Commitment

At WILO Brasil Ltda., we are proud to build and maintain a strong network with governmental institutions, NGOs, associations and private companies. This strengthens our business development locally, regionally and globally.

We have demonstrated our impact in projects such as flood control in Flag Square in Rio de Janeiro, where our pumps divert water and keep the streets dry when it rains. In 2022, we partnered with the non-profit organisation Habitat Brasil to build cisterns for families in the northeast region of Brazil.