Hahn + Kolb Group

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HAHN + KOLB Group

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legal form GmbH
founding 1898
Seat Ludwigsburg
management Katrin Hummel, Andreas Kräutle, Steffen Vogl
Number of employees approx. 850 (2017)
sales 285 million euros (2017)
Branch Tool trade, tool service
Website hahn-kolb.de

HAHN + KOLB in Tübinger Strasse, 1898 Stuttgart

The HAHN + KOLB Group is a group of companies that is active in the tool trade and tool service and belongs to the Würth Group . The range includes cutting tools , measuring technology , general tools , handling systems , large and small machines , system solutions and complete operating equipment. The group of companies has several branches around the world and employs 850 people worldwide with a turnover of 285 million euros.

history

The company was founded in Stuttgart in 1898 by Herrmann Hahn and Adolf Kolb . The first company headquarters of the “special shop for tools and machines” was on Tübinger Strasse in the south of Stuttgart. In 1904 the first catalog for tools appeared, in which the 450 illustrated pages were still written by hand. In 1913, with the acquisition of a workshop for automatic lathes, the foundation stone was laid for the company INDEX-Werke Hahn & Tessky KG , which still exists today under this company name in Esslingen. In 1915, Adolf Kolb left the company management as a partner and Heinrich Sauter became a new partner. In 1926, the expansion of the branch organization throughout Germany began with the first branch in Munich. From 1927 the second company headquarters was in the newly built house at Königstrasse 14, the first high-rise in Stuttgart, built in 1921/22 by Richard Döcker .

In 1929 the company started a new line of business: with the lapping and fine grinding machines, the first machines for tool manufacture were designed. It was followed by indexing table machines, tool grinding machines and multi-edge lathes. In 1939 international expansion began with the establishment of foreign branches in Milan and Vienna. After the end of the Second World War, the company had to relocate the production facilities in Feuerbach and the head office to neighboring rural areas due to severe damage. Reconstruction began in 1950. At what was then the Hanover Fair , the tool service provider occupied an exhibition hall with an area of ​​1850 m². In 1962, the first large in-house exhibition took place on the factory premises in Schorndorf . In 1973, the tool division moved to the newly constructed building in Stuttgart-Feuerbach. In 1986 the first technology center opened in Schorndorf. In the first year, more than 4,500 interested people attended training courses and demonstrations. In 1993 HAHN + KOLB had to file for bankruptcy.

In 1995, the newly founded was rescue company HAHN + KOLB Werkzeuge GmbH from Würth Group bought in Künzelsau. In 1996 the first HAHN + KOLB tool catalog was also published in digital form. The expansion of the international sales network began in 1998 with the establishment of various subsidiaries and catalog partnerships. In 2000 the company started an online shop for the tool trade. In 2011 the catalog appeared with QR codes and DataMatrix codes . At the beginning of 2012, the group of companies signed a purchase agreement with Daimler AG for the site in Stuttgart-Feuerbach, where the head office and logistics center were previously located. In June 2012, the groundbreaking for the new company building took place on the new site in Ludwigsburg's Mörikestrasse. In addition to the administration, the logistics center has also been located here since September 2013. On December 23, 2013 SVH Handels-GmbH was taken over.

Corporate structure

In addition to the company's headquarters in Ludwigsburg, the group of companies has a total of 43 foreign branches in 60 countries, which are divided into catalog partnerships and subsidiaries. The annual catalog is available in 15 different languages.

subsidiary company

  • Hahn + Kolb Instrumenti EOOD (Sofia), Bulgaria
  • Hahn + Kolb Tools Benelux, Belgium
  • Hahn + Kolb (Tianjin) International Trade Co., Ltd., China
  • SVH Handels-GmbH (svh24), Germany
  • Hahn + Kolb Werkzeuge GmbH, France
  • Hahn + Kolb Tools Pvt. Ltd. (Pune), India
  • HAHN + KOLB MÉXICO, S. de RL de CV, Mexico
  • Hahn + Kolb Tools Benelux (Almelo), Netherlands
  • Hahn + Kolb Polska Sp. Z oo (Poznań), Poland
  • Hahn + Kolb Romania srl ​​(Ilfov, Otopen), Romania
  • Hahn + Kolb 000 (Moscow), Russia
  • Hahn + Kolb doo (Belgrade), Serbia
  • Bos HK as (Teplice), Czech Republic / Slovakia
  • Hahn + Kolb Endüstri Ürünleri Tic. Ltd. Şti., Turkey
  • Hahn + Kolb Hungária Kft. (Budapest), Hungary

Catalog partnerships

  • Thomas Warburton Pty Ltd, Australia
  • Würth BH doo (Hadžići), Bosnia and Herzegovina
  • CELMAR Comercial e Importadora Ltda., Brazil
  • KJV A / S, Denmark
  • Instro SIA, Estonia
  • Würth Oy (Riihimäki), Finland
  • Wurth Hellas SA, Greece
  • Monks & Crane Industrial Group, UK
  • PT. Yakin Maju Sentosa, Indonesia
  • Würth Ireland, Ireland
  • NEUMO-VARGUS MARKETING LTD., Israel
  • HK ITALIA srl, Italy
  • Würth Japan Co., Ltd., Japan
  • International Business Services Ltd., Canada
  • Würth-Hrvatska doo (Zagreb), Croatia
  • Instro SIA, Latvia
  • Machine Tool Center, Lithuania
  • UAB MP TOOLS, Lithuania
  • Comptoir technique et industriel SA, Luxembourg
  • Tools & Machinery Parts Supplies Sdn Bhd, Malaysia
  • Würth-Makedonia Dooel, Macedonia
  • EDL Fasteners Ltd, New Zealand
  • Würth Norge AS, Norway
  • Metzler GmbH & Co KG (Rankweil), Austria
  • WÜRTH Svenska AB, Sweden
  • INTOOL AG, Switzerland
  • combi-tools (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD, Singapore
  • KAC Trade doo, Slovenia
  • IMPORTACIONES NOFER. SL, Spain
  • Action Bolt (Pty) Ltd., South Africa
  • TOOLNET (THAILAND) CO., LTD., Thailand
  • MEM Close Corporation, Ukraine
  • International Business Services Ltd., USA
  • Würth Gulf FZE, United Arab Emirates
  • AMK Toolprom, Belarus

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Hahn + Kolb with a new headquarters in India. Retrieved April 21, 2018 .
  2. HAHN + KOLB Werkzeuge GmbH: Company - HAHN + KOLB Werkzeuge GmbH. Retrieved April 21, 2018 .
  3. SAUTER: Heini for the heart . In: Der Spiegel . No. 43 , 1963 ( online ).
  4. Friederike Mehlau-Wiebking: Richard Döcker: An architect on the move to modernity (Architektour). Vieweg + Teubner Verlag 1989, p. 108, ISBN 978-3-528-08725-8 ; Online at Google Books
  5. Würth Group takes over Hahn & Kolb… (No longer available online.) In: FAZ Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. Formerly in the original ; accessed on April 21, 2018 .  ( Page no longer available , search in web archives )@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / www.seiten.faz-archiv.de
  6. Audi builds - Daimler buys . In: Esslinger Zeitung . Stuttgart ( esslinger-zeitung.de [accessed on April 21, 2018]).
  7. HAHN + KOLB Werkzeuge GmbH takes over 100% of svh24.de GmbH (official press release). In: SVH Handels-GmbH (svh24). Retrieved April 21, 2018 .
  8. HAHN + KOLB Werkzeuge GmbH: Locations - HAHN + KOLB Werkzeuge GmbH. Retrieved April 21, 2018 .
  9. Hahn + Kolb founds subsidiary in Istanbul. inspect-online - image processing and optical metrology, accessed on April 21, 2018 .