KÄSSBOHRER
NA ŚWIECIE
Od ponad 125 lat Kässbohrer opracowuje pojazdy, które przesuwają granice inżynierii samochodowej. Wyczuleni na potrzeby naszych klientów na całym świecie, tworzymy mające służyć przez długie lata pojazdy, które pomogą im zrealizować swoje ambicje, bez względu na to, jak wysokie mogą być ich wymagania. Zainspirowani naszą historią innowacji, zawsze patrzymy w przyszłość, przewidując jutrzejsze wyzwania i zapewniają, że możemy je spełnić.
Obecnie Kässbohrer działa w swoich zakładach produkcyjnych w Goch w Niemczech, Adapazarı w Turcji i z dumą powraca do domu w Ulm ze swoim najnowszym zakładem produkcyjnym, dystrybucyjnym i serwisowym.
PARTNERSTWO
BEZ GRANIC
Nasi klienci ufają zarówno naszym pojazdom, jak i naszej firmie. Nasi potencjalni i obenci klienci w 55 krajach, od Ulm aż po Seul, otrzymują od naszej rozległej sieci sprzedaży, działu posprzedażowego oraz serwisu indywidualne konsultacje zgodne ze swoimi potrzebami.
Współpracując ponad granicami, nasza sieć ekspertów, lokalnych partnerów i zespołów ds. kluczowych kontrahentów dba o naszych klientów od pierwszego zakupu do konserwacji flot podczas operacji.
PRODUCTION
FACILITIES
GOCH PLANT
GOCH PLANT
Goch Plant operates a total area of 108.000 m2 and is the main production, aftersales service and spare parts depot for Northern Europe.
From Goch, Kässbohrer not only exports more than 15 countries, such as Netherlands, United Kingdom, Norway but also takes the full advantage of the Goch’s strategic location at the heart of German Export and Intermodal Logistics – located in between E-31, part of the United Nations E-road network, and E-35, European route, running from Amsterdam to Rome.
As Kässbohrer focused on creating value for its customers, Kässbohrer supports Goch community as well, with strong partnerships with local industry associations, such as VLS-NRW, German Association for Transport and Logistics – North Rhine Westphalia, and with city representative bodies, such as Goch Municipality.
ADAPAZARI PLANT
ADAPAZARI PLANT
Adapazari plant with a total production area of 365.000 m2 is the biggest plant serving Kässbohrer. The plant has an annual semi-trailer production capacity of 20.000 units.
The plant has advanced manufacturing processes including on site cataphoresis (KTL) plant with integrated bio-chemical water treatment facility, an investment of €10 Million completed in 2014. The electro-chemical coating process, namely KTL, creates perfect corrosion resistance for 10 years. Since 2016, mass production includes metallization on the chassis of low-beds and low-loaders.
The Adapazari plant hosts the R&D Prototype and Test Facility Center restructured in 2009 with a €4 million investment. An area of 1,800 m2 enables the production and testing of more than one prototype vehicle at a time.
Between 2009 and 2013, our R&D Center developed 20 new product projects under 10 different product groups. In 2013, we have developed our own hydraulic steering system for low-bed vehicles and a new generation tipper. Also in 2014, we participated in Trailer Innovations 2015 with three different projects, namely Steer by Brake (SBB), Digital Trailer Control (DTC) and Rear Underrun Protection Device with Absorption Box (RUPD-AB). We are also the winner of 2017 Trailer Innovation Award with our STS.F truck with advanced safety systems designed for the transportation of dangerous goods.
ULM PLANT
ULM PLANT
In 2016, Kässbohrer has decided to return back to its hometown, Ulm. The decision came 23 years after the company had ceased its operations in this industrial city in Germany’s south-western state Baden-Württemberg and 123 years after Karl Kässbohrer founded the company.
Started its operations in January 2017, Kässbohrer Ulm Plant is a sales and after-sales center, as well as an production facility, serving Southern Germany, as well as neighbouring countries, such as Austria, Poland and Switzerland. From its new location, Kässbohrer continues to offer its incomparably wide product range and its expertise in the maintenance and servicing for all semi-trailer type in its portfolio.
Goch Plant operates a total area of 108.000 m2 and is the main production, aftersales service and spare parts depot for Northern Europe.
From Goch, Kässbohrer not only exports more than 15 countries, such as Netherlands, United Kingdom, Norway but also takes the full advantage of the Goch’s strategic location at the heart of German Export and Intermodal Logistics – located in between E-31, part of the United Nations E-road network, and E-35, European route, running from Amsterdam to Rome.
As Kässbohrer focused on creating value for its customers, Kässbohrer supports Goch community as well, with strong partnerships with local industry associations, such as VLS-NRW, German Association for Transport and Logistics – North Rhine Westphalia, and with city representative bodies, such as Goch Municipality.
Adapazari plant with a total production area of 365.000 m2 is the biggest plant serving Kässbohrer. The plant has an annual semi-trailer production capacity of 20.000 units.
The plant has advanced manufacturing processes including on site cataphoresis (KTL) plant with integrated bio-chemical water treatment facility, an investment of €10 Million completed in 2014. The electro-chemical coating process, namely KTL, creates perfect corrosion resistance for 10 years. Since 2016, mass production includes metallization on the chassis of low-beds and low-loaders.
The Adapazari plant hosts the R&D Prototype and Test Facility Center restructured in 2009 with a €4 million investment. An area of 1,800 m2 enables the production and testing of more than one prototype vehicle at a time.
Between 2009 and 2013, our R&D Center developed 20 new product projects under 10 different product groups. In 2013, we have developed our own hydraulic steering system for low-bed vehicles and a new generation tipper. Also in 2014, we participated in Trailer Innovations 2015 with three different projects, namely Steer by Brake (SBB), Digital Trailer Control (DTC) and Rear Underrun Protection Device with Absorption Box (RUPD-AB). We are also the winner of 2017 Trailer Innovation Award with our STS.F truck with advanced safety systems designed for the transportation of dangerous goods.
In 2016, Kässbohrer has decided to return back to its hometown, Ulm. The decision came 23 years after the company had ceased its operations in this industrial city in Germany’s south-western state Baden-Württemberg and 123 years after Karl Kässbohrer founded the company.
Started its operations in January 2017, Kässbohrer Ulm Plant is a sales and after-sales center, as well as an production facility, serving Southern Germany, as well as neighbouring countries, such as Austria, Poland and Switzerland. From its new location, Kässbohrer continues to offer its incomparably wide product range and its expertise in the maintenance and servicing for all semi-trailer type in its portfolio.