Franz Schuck
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| legal form | GmbH |
| founding | 1972 |
| Seat | Steinheim am Albuch , Germany |
| management | Michael Schuck |
| Number of employees | 286 |
| sales | EUR 49.30 million |
| Branch | Valves & actuator construction |
| Website | www.schuck-group.com |
| As of December 31, 2017 | |
The Franz Schuck GmbH , headquartered in Steinheim , Baden-Württemberg is a German family of valve and actuator construction industry. Are developed manufactured and maintained fittings , house connections , fittings and pipeline accessories for the transport and distribution of liquid and gaseous media. In 2017, Franz Schuck GmbH employed an average of 286 people worldwide, with the exception of various branches in China, India, Hungary, Slovakia and England, mostly in Germany. Production takes place exclusively in Steinheim am Albuch.
history
The company was founded by Franz Schuck in 1972 in Heidenheim an der Brenz . In 1992 the range of services was expanded to include cathodic corrosion protection . In 1996, Schuck acquired and integrated the large ball valve product line from the traditional German company Borsig . Production was relocated from Berlin to Steinheim. Today, large ball valves are an important part of the transport division.
Michael Schuck, the son of the founder Franz Schuck, has been the managing director since 1998. Michael Schuck is also Vice President of the second division soccer team 1. FC Heidenheim .
Corporate structure
The company is divided into the areas of transport, distribution, drives and service. All connecting elements that are required in the transport and distribution of media such as gas, oil, district heating, biogas or water are developed, manufactured and maintained.
Products
Fittings, pig traps , insulating separator bodies , ball valves, drives, stretcher, nozzle check valves , reducers , Erdeinbaukugelhähne, pusher, Anbohr- tees , exchange locking fittings, house connections , rehabilitation capsules , steel PE transitions
literature
- Klaus Moser, Markus Schmid: Monographs of German Economic Areas , 2nd edition. Verlag Kommunikation & Wirtschaft GmbH, Oldenburg 2000, ISBN 3-88363-184-1 , p. 75.