Friedrich Kocks

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Friedrich Kocks (born May 26, 1902 in Duisburg , † February 5, 1975 in Wermelskirchen ) was a German metallurgical expert and entrepreneur . He is the founder of Friedrich Kocks GmbH & Co KG .

biography

Kocks was the son of Heinrich Matthias Kocks and Luise Magdalene (née Barten) Kocks.

In 1920 he began studying mechanical engineering at the Technical University of Stuttgart , later he also studied at the Technical University of Dresden . During his studies he became active in the Alemannia Stuttgart fraternity . In 1925 he received his doctorate on the subject of skew rolling in the manufacture of seamless hollow bodies.

He began his professional career in the United Steel Works in Düsseldorf ; then he became director of rolling mill construction at Demag in Duisburg . In autumn 1939 he moved to the metallurgical department of the Reichswerke Hermann Göring (RHG) . When the RHG outsourced its steelworks department to the Deutsche Bergwerks- und Hüttenbau Gesellschaft mbH in 1940 , he became managing director.

In 1946 he founded Friedrich Kocks GmbH Wermelskirchen together with Jürgen Wissing . In the beginning, defective Rhine bridges were lifted. Friedrich Kocks Düsseldorf (rolling mill construction) and Kocks Ingenieure (planning, consulting, today: Kocks Consult GmbH, Koblenz) joined his growing group of companies . In 1952 he took over the Francke-Werke in Bremen , which became Friedrich Kocks GmbH Bremen and manufactured cranes, conveyor systems, ship auxiliary machines and machines.

Honors

Works

  • Skew rolling , reports from the technical committees of the Association of German Ironworkers, Rolling Mills Committee, Report No. 47, Dec. 10, 1926
  • Newer development of tube rolling processes , Düsseldorf 1933
  • Investigations into the pilgrimage , Düsseldorf 1933
  • The manufacture of Pipes , 1939
  • Numerous patents

literature

Individual evidence

  1. a b Lower Saxony Economic Archives, NWA 2, No. 1502
  2. Lower Saxony Economic Archives , NWA 2, No. 3528