Founded in 1978 by Mr. Herbert Schuld, the company is now in the 2nd generation of family ownership and looks back on a multitude of market-defining and trend-setting developments. Our passion is the constant further development of our products and product range and the continuous, practice-oriented search for solutions to problems.
Thanks to his in-depth knowledge of the requirements in the labeling sector, Herbert Schuld developed numerous patents that today form the basis of our business success. This includes, in particular, the labeling systems in the area of hazardous goods, but also in the area of operational labeling. In both areas, we placed just as much emphasis on the sustainability of the materials used as on the aspect of quality right from the start. To this day, we use high-quality stainless steel for our hazardous goods signs and deliberately avoid using inferior materials for environmental and safety reasons.
Our highly successful cable markers are made from halogen-free plastics and wherever possible we avoid the use of environmentally harmful materials.
The extensive product range finds its customers in the chemical and petrochemical industry, in the heating oil and mineral oil industry, in plant construction (photovoltaics, solar plants, chemical plants), in process engineering as well as in the automotive and food industry for the marking of pipelines and electrical lines, taking into account the regulations for marking in these areas. In addition, we supply custom-made components made of engineering plastics for materials handling technology.
In addition to pipeline marking, vacuum signs, cable markings and safety markings, our product range has for many years also included various marking systems for the transport of hazardous goods (hazardous goods boards, label holders, waste boards).
In particular, this includes the self-developed hazardous goods warning sign made of stainless steel 1.4301 according to RN. 10500 Abs. 6 GGVS/ADR. This hazardous material warning sign is the only one that can be read without any doubt both during and after a fire exposure time of 30 minutes.
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