The company's products are especially for the automobile industry, engineering, the energy sector, rail vehicles and aerospace.

Therefore, for the first time, a company produced precision tools in mass production and RÖHM was said to be the most modern and efficient factory of its industry.

[2] In 1945, the company, which by then employed 1400 people, was occupied by the Americans and Heinrich Röhm was evacuated to Heidenheim an der Brenz with his family.

In 1946, the family moved to Sontheim/Brenz, where Heinrich Röhm decided at the age of 63 to reconstruct his company with the support of his sons.

[2] With the foundation of the branch factory in Dillingen/Danube, it was possible to meet the constant increase in demand for products Made by RÖHM.

Foreign distribution and service establishments in England (1959), Denmark, Brazil, Switzerland (1960), Italy (1969), the USA (1978), France (1979) and Spain (1985) were founded.

[1] Due to the sale of the arms division to UMAREX, RÖHM henceforth concentrated on its core competencies.

The 1650 square meters production hall was constructed in 2007 and contains two turning and milling machines, which are adapted to RÖHM's special requirements.

[2] RÖHM customers mainly include companies of the following industries: Every year, around 25 training positions are made available in the Sontheim and Dillingen/Danube plants.