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N

ovember

2011

35

I

ndustry

N

ews

Change of management

at Schoeller

GUNTHER Voswinckel has taken over

management of welded stainless steel tube

manufacturer Schoeller Werk GmbH & Co

KG. Dr Voswinckel succeeded Jörg Rumpf

as chairman of the management board on

Mr Rumpf’s retirement in May. It is the first

time since the founding of Schoeller that a

non-family member has been at the head of

the company.

Dr Voswinckel is supported by Frank

Poschen and Jürgen Mensinger, who had

been executives and have now also been

called onto the board of management.

Schoeller Werk GmbH & Co KG began

in 1827 at its current site in Hellenthal,

Germany. It was the first company in

Europe to use automated machines for

manufacturing nails and rivets.

The company now specialises in the

production of welded stainless steel tubes

with an outside diameter of between 0.1

and 127mm. The company’s staff of almost

1,000 employees, working on more than

100 welding lines and a large number of

drawbenches, produce up to 100 million

metres of stainless steel tubing per year.

Key buyers of the stainless steel

tubes are automotive manufacturers and

their suppliers. In addition, Schoeller is a

recognised supplier of tubing for power

plants, logistics systems, offshore and

shipbuilding as well as machines and plant

engineering.

Schoeller stainless steel tubing is

available in TIG-welded and laser-welded

condition, circular or profiled, or as coiled

or straight lengths. The products meet

all common international standards for

welded stainless steel tubing. Eddy

current, ultrasonic and pressure testing

ensure quality.

Depending on usage, the tubing is

cold-formed using a drawing method to

produce improved surface structures,

closer tolerances and defined material yield.

Millions of fixed lengths are produced on

high-performance separation lines, brush-

de-burred or chamfered. Material grades

include all common austenitic materials up

to titanium and nickel-base alloys as well as

special ferritic steels.

Schoeller Werk GmbH & Co KG

Germany

Fax: +49 2482 81 109

Email:

info@schoellerwerk.de

Website:

www.schoellerwerk.de

Dr Gunther Voswinckel is the new chairman of the

Schoeller Werk management board