Sennebogen opens second steel plant in Hungary

With the official opening of the new steel plant of Termelés-Logistic-Centrum GmbH in Hungary, Sennebogen, the German manufacturer of material handlers and crane technology, is continuing its growth strategy and expanding its capacities for steel assemblies and welded constructions. A 29,000m² production hall and an office building were built on an area of over 13 [...] The post Sennebogen opens second steel plant in Hungary appeared first on Industrial Vehicle Technology International.

Sennebogen opens second steel plant in Hungary

With the official opening of the new steel plant of Termelés-Logistic-Centrum GmbH in Hungary, Sennebogen, the German manufacturer of material handlers and crane technology, is continuing its growth strategy and expanding its capacities for steel assemblies and welded constructions.

A 29,000m² production hall and an office building were built on an area of over 13 ha. Around 80 new jobs were also created, meaning that the TLC now has over 700 employees. The plant was officially opened on May 26, 2023, together with representatives from politics.

“Termelés-Logistic-Centrum GmbH is our most important supplier of steel assemblies.With this investment in Hungary, we are not only expanding our capacities to meet the growing demand, but also building reserves for the future,” says shareholder Walter Sennebogen.

About half an hour’s drive from the first  Sennebogen steel plant in Balatonfüred, the new site in Litér, Hungary, was commissioned in July 2022 after only 2.5 years of construction. On May 26, 2023, the project sponsored by the Hungarian government was officially inaugurated by shareholder Walter Sennebogen and the Managing Director of the site Michael Seiferling, together with the Hungarian Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó and MP Károly Kontrát.

The new steel plant in Litér is designed for handling large and heavy components up to approx. 30m in length and 25t in weight and offers a capacity for 20,000 t of steel structures per year in the current expansion stage. The greenfield production facility with 29,000 m² of hall space not only offers increased capacity due to the expanded area, but also due to the high throughput, as warehousing, work preparation and intralogistics are optimized and geared towards the particularly large components of the construction equipment industry.

Investments were also made in modern machine tools and machining centers for mechanical processing as well as for flame and laser cutting. In addition, there is an ergonomically sophisticated welding area for the production of welded structures and a paint shop equipped to the latest standards.

“With the new plant, we are supplementing our previous steel component production in Balatonfüred. The locations are also logistically connected via plant traffic,” says managing sirector Michael Seiferling.

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