VLČEK a syn
Contract metal fabrication and welded assemblies for engineering and trailer makers in the Czech Republic and Germany
About VLČEK a syn
VLČEK a syn spol. s r.o. is a Czech metal fabrication company that produces welded assemblies, locksmith products, ribbed wire mesh and fence frames. Production is made to customer technical documentation, using MIG/MAG welding and CNC plasma, laser and milling equipment.
Its customers are engineering companies and manufacturers of trailers and semi-trailers. The company supplies customers in the Czech Republic and primarily in Germany.
The company traces its origins to 1896 in Rtyně v Podkrkonoší, where it is headquartered. Its activity was interrupted after nationalisation in 1948 and resumed in 1992 after the business was returned to its original owners through restitution.
Product: Welded assemblies, locksmith products, ribbed wire mesh and fence frames, manufactured to customer drawings on CNC cutting and machining equipment.
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Leadership
- Tomáš Vlček · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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