Start of construction of the production facility.
Commissioning the production line and carrying out the first smelting.
The certificate has allowed the company to strengthen its market position and expand its sales market.
The expansion of the plant with a new hall has allowed the plant to double its production capacity and meet an increasing number of orders.
The entry into the automotive market strengthened the company's position in the market, and was also an impetus for further growth.
Another stage in the creation of the Bobrek Group. The acquisition of a machinery park and a crew of experienced employees strengthened the technical base of the metallurgical part of the company.
The expansion of the plant was a consequence of the ever-increasing demand for our products..
The purchase of a new generation spectrometer from ARL has allowed the company to expand its capabilities for spectral analysis of the chemical composition of aluminium alloys produced.
These investments have made it possible to ensure the high quality of the products offered.
The proxies of the co-owners Krzysztof Kleszcz and Bronisław Koźbiał, Dawid Kleszcz and Przemysław Sidzina, are appointed.
Start of production of liquid aluminium for Neapco Europe. Entrusting the supply of liquid metal directly to the production line was proof of the high quality of our products and an expression of complete confidence on the part of the customer.
The implementation of this management standard in the automotive industry was evidence of compliance with international requirements and the implementation of continuous improvement processes by preventing errors and reducing variability and losses in the supply chain.
Implementation of a technology for the supply of liquid metal over long distances of up to 600 km using a proprietary design of a transport set with the possibility of self-unloading. Project co-financed by EU funds.
The success of the strategy implemented so far and the increased interest in liquid metal supplies were the reason for the decision to expand the company with another branch.
Installation of high energy burners to reduce exhaust emissions and increase melting efficiency.
In order to adapt the parameters of the liquid metal to the customer's requirements, an innovative technology was developed and implemented to maintain a constant level of hydrogen in the liquid metal.
In order to meet the increasing demands of customers for liquid aluminium alloys, an additional station for direct refining in transport vats was launched. The introduction of an additional refining process made it possible to achieve high quality parameters for liquid metal.
The IATF 16949 standard guarantees quality in the automotive industry, minimises product variation and unnecessary waste along the supply chain.
In the third quarter, the first production tests were carried out on the newly built line, allowing the new design solutions used in the process line to be tested. Following positive test results, the production line was released for series production.
The aim of the investment was to increase the efficiency of melting and to improve the organisation of the storage of raw materials by reducing the volume of scrap delivered.
