Alamo ends production of Roberine mowing machines |
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Existing machines will continue to receive parts, service and maintenance support
Alamo Group The Netherlands is ending production of new Roberine machines. The brand is known for its self-propelled mowing machines for sports fields, public green spaces and grounds maintenance. Support will remain available for existing users.
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Alamo still has a limited number of new Roberine machines in stock. Once these have been sold, no new machines will be added. The decision is part of a broader reorientation of the activities of Alamo Group The Netherlands in Middelburg.
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No new Roberine machines will be produced once the current stock has been sold
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Support will continue
For municipalities, green contractors and other organisations already using Roberine machines, support will remain unchanged for the time being. Alamo will continue to supply parts and provide technical support, service and maintenance. This should keep existing machines operational for years to come.
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Alamo will continue to provide parts, technical support, service and maintenance
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Roberine follows Conver
The decision to end Roberine production follows the earlier departure of Conver. Machinery manufacturer Innomach from Werkendam acquired the brand from Alamo, including its intellectual property rights and associated assets.
Following the end of Roberine production and the transfer of Conver, Votex and Herder remain in the brand portfolio of Alamo Group The Netherlands.
This article was previously published on 2 October 2026 on the website of Stad + Groen.
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