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'''Ha'argaz''' is an [[Israel]]i cooperative founded in [[Tel Aviv]] in 1932. It is one of Israel's oldest industrial companies. |
'''Ha'argaz''' is an [[Israel]]i cooperative founded in [[Tel Aviv]] in 1932. It is one of Israel's oldest industrial companies. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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[[File:EM-mack-1946-1.jpg|thumb|Bus built on Mack chassis, manufactured by Ha'argaz, 1946]] |
[[File:EM-mack-1946-1.jpg|thumb|Bus built on Mack chassis, manufactured by Ha'argaz, 1946]] |
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In 1936 a defense plant was established that produced armored and protective vehicle bodies. |
In 1936 a defense plant was established that produced armored and protective vehicle bodies. |
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During World War II the plant expanded and added many full |
During World War II the plant expanded and added many full-time employees. It was decided in 1945 to convert to a company half owned by investors and half-owned by a workers cooperative. |
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In 1949, Ha'argaz began to manufacture [[jerry can]]s, [[military helmet]]s and a variety of logistical equipment for the newly established [[Israeli army]]. It also collaborated with AMPA, becoming the exclusive import agent for [[Philco]] refrigerators from the United States. This collaboration led to the creation of [[Amcor]], a refrigerator and electrical appliance manufacturer. |
In 1949, Ha'argaz began to manufacture [[jerry can]]s, [[military helmet]]s and a variety of logistical equipment for the newly established [[Israeli army]]. It also collaborated with AMPA, becoming the exclusive import agent for [[Philco]] refrigerators from the United States. This collaboration led to the creation of [[Amcor]], a refrigerator and electrical appliance manufacturer. |
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Today Ha'argaz manufacturers buses for the [[Egged Israel Transport Cooperative Society Ltd|Egged]] and [[Dan Bus Company|Dan]] bus companies and other private and public transportation companies in Israel. Its crate factory is the second largest in Israel. |
Today Ha'argaz manufacturers buses for the [[Egged Israel Transport Cooperative Society Ltd|Egged]] and [[Dan Bus Company|Dan]] bus companies and other private and public transportation companies in Israel. Its crate factory is the second largest in Israel. |
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{{Commons category|Haargaz buses}} |
{{Commons category|Haargaz buses}} |
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==External links== |
==External links== |
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* [http://www.haargaz.com/ Ha’argaz website] |
* [http://www.haargaz.com/ Ha’argaz website] |
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Revision as of 16:16, 22 March 2017
 Haargaz Urbanit bus | |
| Industry | Transportation |
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| Founded | 1932 |
| Headquarters | , |
| Products | Bus and track assembly, Storage, Cooling and Display Systems |
| Revenue | ₪ 319.2 million (2015) |
Number of employees | 550 (2015) |
| Website | www |
Ha'argaz is an Israeli cooperative founded in Tel Aviv in 1932. It is one of Israel's oldest industrial companies.
History
Ha'argaz was founded on August 18, 1932 as a cooperative that produced crates for the citrus industry. The first factory opened on May 1, 1933 on the corner of Salomon and Gaon streets in Tel Aviv. An expert was brought to oversee production of vehicles. On September 15, 1933 another factory was opened in the Neve Shaanan neighborhood. During heavy rains in November 1938, the factory in Neve Shaanan was flooded and workers toiled for hours save the raw materials.[1]
In 1936 a defense plant was established that produced armored and protective vehicle bodies.
During World War II the plant expanded and added many full-time employees. It was decided in 1945 to convert to a company half owned by investors and half-owned by a workers cooperative.
In 1949, Ha'argaz began to manufacture jerry cans, military helmets and a variety of logistical equipment for the newly established Israeli army. It also collaborated with AMPA, becoming the exclusive import agent for Philco refrigerators from the United States. This collaboration led to the creation of Amcor, a refrigerator and electrical appliance manufacturer.
Today Ha'argaz manufacturers buses for the Egged and Dan bus companies and other private and public transportation companies in Israel. Its crate factory is the second largest in Israel.
Organization
Haargaz group combines several subsidiaries:
- Ha’argaz Transportation - Development, design and manufacturing of buses. Ha'argaz builds Low entry urban coaches, low-entry urban coaches, Suburban low-entry coaches, Inter-city coaches, armored inter-city coaches, Luxury touring coaches. Coaches are built on Mercedes, DAF, MAN, Scania, and Volvo chassis.[2]
- Ha’argaz Building Industries - based in the Ramla Industrial Zone, designs and manufacturers prefabricated buildings including mobile and modular houses, Caravans, offices, industrial buildings, schools, nurseries, classrooms, and community buildings.[3]
- Ha’argaz Storage, Cooling and Display Systems – Providing Turnkey solutions for Storage, Refrigeration and Display systems.[4]
- Ha’argaz Technopach Metal Industries Ltd - produces industrial civil and military packaging, including handling equipment and aviation equipment, electronic packaging for the electronics and communications industries and the high-tech industry.Advanced metal processing for the security & defense market.[5]
- Taditel Ltd - develops and manufactures microelectronic technologies for the automotive and hi-tech industries.[6]
See also
References
- ^ http://jpress.org.il/Default/Scripting/ArticleWin.asp?From=Archive&Skin=TAUHe&BaseHref=DAV/1938/11/08&EntityId=Ar00106&ViewMode=HTML
- ^ http://www.haargaz.co.il/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=94&Itemid=110&lang=en
- ^ http://www.haargaz.co.il/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=105&Itemid=111&lang=en
- ^ http://www.haargaz.co.il/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=112&Itemid=112&lang=en
- ^ http://www.haargaz.co.il/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=119&Itemid=113&lang=en
- ^ http://www.taditel.com/index.php?goto=bep&page_from=
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