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With more than 100 years history, SOTRALENTZ Alsatian family owned group whose headquarter is located in DRULINGEN came from workshop repairing bicycles and small agricultural machinery to a international group specialized in six different industrial fields.
1904 : Establishment of a workshop repairing bicycles and small agricultural machinery in Drulingen.
Launch of production of cookers, bread ovens and devices mainly intended for a farmer customer base.
1930 : Diversification of the production range with continuous-heat ovens, steam cookers…
1939 : Launch of exports to the French colonies and abroad
1957 : Establishment of Boilermaking activity and launch of first site in Moselle.
1962 : Establishment of assembly department.
1964 : Establishment of the company SOTRAL (Société de Treillis Soudés d’Alsace)
1969 : Establishment of a new organisation : COTRAMO (Construction Travaux et Montage)
1970 : Merger of two companies, Ets LENTZ S.A. and SOTRAL S.A., to create SOTRALENTZ on January 1st, 1970.
1972 : Launch of a new department : the Plastics division
1979 : Launch of a new product : the 1000 litre container
1986 : Establishment of SOTRALENTZ U.K. Ltd in Peterlee (Great Britain).
1994 : Establishment of SOTRALENTZ Poland
Establishment of IBC Service
1996 : Joint Venture in SPAIN, TR-LENTZ
1997 : Establishment of ITC training centre in Drulingen
2000 : Purchase of Pease in Leeds (Great Britain) plastic packaging recycling.
Subsidiary division of Boilermaking operations : SOTRALENTZ Industry.
Acquisition of the company NEVEXPOL, specialists in Habitat rotomoulding.
2003 : Subsidiary division of wire-mesh : SOTRALENTZ CONSTRUCTION
Subsidiary division of plastics : SOTRALENTZ PACKAGING
2004 : Establishment of SOTRALENTZ Romania
2006 : Purchase of SECOFAB.
Establishment of two production sites in Vilette d’Anthon (38) and Bonneville (74).
Stoppage of SOTRALENTZ UK activity
2007 : Purchase of a production site in Trèves (Construction and Metal Industrie).
Building of a new production site in SKIERNIEWICE (Poland)
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