Brandenburger Company History
2006
Market introduction of the BLUETEC® technology for light-curing GFRP pipe liners
2005
Cooperation and license agreement for the production of Brandenburger liners in the USA, for North America, Canada and Mexico.
2004
Commisioning of new production facilities, investments in new IT infrastructure and company expansion.
2003
Cerification of Brandenburger Isoliertechnik with DIN EN ISO 9001:2000.
2001
Founding of Brandenburger Sewer Rehabilitation GmbH
2000
The Brandenburger Group is active throughout the world and has been a market leader in many product areas for more than 60 years.
1997
Founding of UV Reline.tec GmbH & Co. and expansion of Brandenburger activities to include development and manufacture of innovative, world-wide patented UV light-curing plants and equipment.
1996
Founding of an intrinsic production/ distribution company for Brandenburger Liner
1994
Certification of Brandenburger QM system in accordance with DIN EN ISO 9001. Commencement of series production of seamless Brandenburger Liner using special machines designed and built by Brandenburger.
1993
Granting of international patent for recently developed pipe relining procedure that utilizes seamless Brandenburger liner product in trenchless sewer rehabilitation.
1990
Start of manufacture of light-curing prepregs for sewer rehabilitation.
1990
Development of ablation materials for rocket engines in the ARIANE space programme.
1983-1990
Switchover to asbestos-free products with equal and in some cases improved material properties. Since 1990, Brandenburger's friction bearing materials have also been asbestos-free. Thus the entire product range was asbestos-free long before materials containing asbestos were banned by law in 1995.
1971
Move to new facilities in Landau (Palatinate), Germany
1960
Construction of first heat sealing machine for blister packaging
1958
Founding of Tonbild company that goes on to manufacture millions of plastic sound image records according to a proprietary procedure.
1952
First participation in world's largest plastics trade fair: K '52 in Duesseldorf
1950
Founding of mechanical engineering company for manufacture of high-frequency welding and packaging machines. First edition of self-published magazine on plastics processing "Der Plastverarbeiter" ("The Plastics Processor")
1949
After WWII, Kurt Brandenburg and his family fled from East Germany, to start a new company in Speyer (in Rhineland-Palatinate, West Germany) with nothing more than the know-how he had gained over the years.
1939
In a small workshop in Manebach in Thuringia, Germany, company founder Kurt Brandenburger begins to manufacture the first heat protection plates, and thus becomes one of the global pioneers in the field of technical plastics.
