Ginzel

Precision glass and ceramic technical balls made to order for industrial customers, plus marbles and glitter for retail

Loděnice, CzechiaFounded 1999ginzel.czWebsite technologies

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-11

About Ginzel

Ginzel s.r.o. develops and manufactures technical glass and ceramic balls, produced to customer specifications for diameter tolerance, roundness, surface quality and glass composition. Its range also includes technical glass parts such as sight glasses, laboratory plates and measuring glassware, along with marbles, glitter and decorative items.

Customers include industrial users of technical balls and glass parts, as well as consumers buying marbles, glitter and decorative materials through its shop and e-shop. The company also distributes products of two German suppliers, Sigmund Lindner and Kugler-Colors, in the Czech and Slovak markets. It states that about 95% of its products are exported to developed markets.

Ginzel was founded in 1999 and is based in Loděnice near Beroun, where it has its own site, a warehouse and a retail shop. Its production roots go back to 1991, when EcoGlass was co-founded in Jablonec nad Nisou. A second production and warehouse site was added in 2015 near the D5 motorway exit to Loděnice.

Product: Technical glass and ceramic balls, technical glass parts, marbles, glitter and Kugler-Colors frit, sold via B2B supply, a shop and an e-shop.

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Contracts Ginzel signed since 1 Nov 2024, from the Slovak and Czech public contract registers. Values as published; amendments are not counted.

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1 contract with 1 buyer · 579k CZK

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Státní zemědělský intervenční fond1579k CZK

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  • 11 Jun 2025 for Státní zemědělský intervenční fond · Dohoda o poskytnutí dotace na projekt rozvoje venkova ČR - 24/003/52774/111/013248 · 579k CZK register

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