German-owned company Dango & Dienenthal was established in 1865
and is now entering its fifth generation.
The firm has since expanded, after total destruction during the
second world war of its factory in Siegen, Germany, to a global
leaderin the supply of equipment to the metallurgical
industry.
The company is represented worldwide and the South African
subsidiary, which was founded in1982, has grown from a small
business to a company that employs over small scale granite stone crusher60 in specialised
fields.
In 2003, the company merged with Paul Wurth, of Luxemburg, to
combine the two organisations’s skills and technology, and
establisstone crusher turkey price for salehed Tapping and Measuring Technology (TMT).
TMT supplies measuring and tapingtechnology on an international
scale at competitive prices, while striving to provide sucoal crushing machine 30 tons hourperior
customer serviceand advice.
As part of its goal to become a leader in technology and supplierof
superior products, Dango & Dienenthal, through TMT, has
recently put a number of products onto the market.
The firm now supplies drill bits and drill rods for its own
equipment.
The company has managed to penetrate the market with competitive
prices and service and plans to continue to work on improving these
products in order to remain cost-effective.
Dango & Dienenthal South Africa also boasts world-leading
technologyin its water-filtering systems.
It is a full subsidiary of Dango & Dienenthal Siegen and
haspatented models of certain filteringsystems.
The equipment boasts automatic backwash systems, which make the
filters less labour intensive and more cost-effective to the
customer.
In its quest to improve and tobecome a leader in its industry,
Dango & Dienenthal has access to full-time design and
engineering staff around the world, who arecontinually developing
and design-ing equipment and improvingexisting equipment.
In other developments, Dango & Dienenthal, in its quest to
provide more and better solutions to its industry, has acquired the
German-based TML agency, which specialises in manufacturing
machinery and equipment for the cleaning of ladles, converters and
debricking of equipment on the tap floor.