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70 Years of quality in control

04/09/2017

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HBC-radiomatic reflects on 70 years and stages a celebration in Crailsheim, Germany to mark the occasion. Founded in 1947, HBC-radiomatic, a worldwide technology leader in the field of radio remote controls for the

HBC-radiomatic reflects on 70 years and stages a celebration in Crailsheim, Germany to mark the occasion.

Founded in 1947, HBC-radiomatic, a worldwide technology leader in the field of radio remote controls for the crane industry and other major markets, marked 70 years of business in July with two days of celebrations in its hometown of Crailsheim, Germany.

Since 1953 the company has been 100% owned by the family of one of two founders, Martin Brendel, whose son, Wolfgang, is currently the owner and CEO. His daughters, Dr. Friederike Brendel and Dorothee Roels, are also members of the management board. Mr. Brendel welcomed customers and selected media on Friday 7 July before staff and their families celebrated together the following day.

Mr. Brendel said: “It’s an important milestone in our history. In the last few years, we have built-up a completely new company infrastructure with our new production site in Crailsheim. This huge project was a real challenge for our staff and they did an outstanding job so the anniversary is a good opportunity to celebrate together and to give something back”.

The new production facility on Emil-Rathenau-Straße was the centrepiece of celebrations. A large marquee was erected in the building’s parking area where presentations were given, while attendees enjoyed entertainment, local food and beverages. The factory was also prepared for guided tours, complete with temporary footprints to mark a pathway through production zones and a trade show exhibit containing the company’s latest innovations. Attendees saw a joystick manufacturer at work and participated in hands-on, interactive remote control experiences.

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