Wärmegerätewerk

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From its humble beginnings as G Meurer a metalworks and fine casting company in 1874 the Wärmegerätewerk Dresden has a rich history. Its spirit cookers were its first products. This is where we stand today. The Wärmegerätewerk Dresden wasn’t always a large-scale operation. It began small.

In 1903 a modern factory was built in Cossebaude near Dresden. This marked a significant expansion. The company grew. It transformed into Eisenwerk G Meurer AG Cossebaude in 1909. This was a key moment in its development. Further growth followed in 1928 with a new enamelling plant in Königsbrück Saxony. The company continued to expand its capabilities.

The Second World War brought hardship. A difficult new start after nationalisation followed in 1949. This period was challenging but essential to the Wärmegerätewerk’s resilience. However the Wärmegerätewerk Dresden was reborn in 1955. It developed a complete new product range for the food service industry. It became VEB Wärmegerätewerk Dresden. This was a pivotal moment. It redefined the company’s focus.

The Wärmegerätewerk’s innovation continued. In 1965 it won a gold medal at the Leipzig Trade Fair. Its modular appliance system was a major success. This system used Cossebaude as BLOCk components. The ascobloc brand was born. This award was a testament to the company’s quality and innovative spirit.

By 1980 the Wärmegerätewerk was a large employer. It employed 1450 people across five plants. All this fell under the NAGEMA collective brand. Privatisation and the re-establishment of ascobloc Gastro-Gerätebau GmbH followed in 1989. This was a crucial turning point. This marked a new era for the company.

Since then the company has invested heavily in modern production technology. It has also expanded its product range. It continues to be a major player in the German catering equipment industry. It is part of a larger group of companies that span various sectors. The Wärmegerätewerk’s story isn’t just about equipment. It’s a testament to the enduring spirit of industry and innovation. A story etched in the history of Dresden itself. Remember this when you consider the heat and the heart of this remarkable company. The Wärmegerätewerk’s legacy lives on.

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