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Manufacture of screwdrivers and clamps including blade production, plastic injection moulding and private-label marking

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Heinrich Betz International Werkzeugfabrik GmbH

42477 RadevormwaldNew on Amplifa

1950Founded
3rd generationFamily company

About us

Heinrich Betz International Werkzeugfabrik GmbH is a third-generation family company based in Radevormwald. The company manufactures screwdrivers and clamps in its own production for professional and hobby users. The value chain includes metalworking including blade production as well as plastic injection moulding for tool handles. For the retail trade, screwdrivers are offered under the SORA brand and clamps under the IDEAL brand. In addition, Betz produces private-label screwdrivers in customer designs with three proprietary marking processes: BDLP (injection process), BMLP (recessed marking) and BPPT (pad printing). Since 2000, ongoing automation of production processes has been implemented.

Site
Radevormwald
Processes
Plastic injection moulding (plastic injection moulding facility), Blade production / metalworking (screwdriver blades), Betz Direct Logo Process (BDLP) - injection process for logo marking, Betz Multi-line Logo Process (BMLP) - recessed marking on the tool handle, Betz Pad Printing Technology (BPPT) - pad printing directly onto the screwdriver handle, Manufacture of screwdrivers (screwdriving tools, private label), Manufacture of clamps and vises (clamping tools), Private-label screwdrivers (corporate design)
Materials
Plastic, Plastic injection moulding, Betz Direct Logo Process (BDLP), Betz Multi-line Logo Process (BMLP), Betz Pad Printing Technology (BPPT), Steel
Founded
1950
Industries
Tool industry, Retail (tool assortment/promotional goods), Promotional products industry, Professional and hobby users
  1. 01

    Blade production (metalworking)

  2. 02

    Plastic injection moulding (handles)

  3. 03

    Marking (BDLP/BMLP/BPPT)

  4. 04

    Assembly

  5. 05

    Own brands and private label

Materials and processes

SPG

Plastic injection moulding

Injection moulding of tool handles, in a modern plastic injection moulding facility since 1989.

BDLP

Betz Direct Logo Process (BDLP)

Injection process for permanent logo marking of the screwdriver handle.

BMLP

Betz Multi-line Logo Process (BMLP)

Company name recessed into the tool handle.

BPPT

Betz Pad Printing Technology (BPPT)

Pad printing directly onto the screwdriver handle in the desired colour.

ST

Steel

Material for screwdriver blades and clamps.

Locations

Radevormwald

DE

Headquarters and production

Materials
Plastic, steel

Industries

Tool industryRetail (tool assortment/promotional goods)Promotional products industryProfessional and hobby users

Processes & technical limits

ProcessesToleranceMax. partWeightLot sizeMaterials
Plastic injection moulding (plastic injection moulding facility)Plastics––––Plastic
Blade production / metalworking (screwdriver blades)Machining–––––
Betz Direct Logo Process (BDLP) - injection process for logo markingPlastics––––Plastic
Betz Multi-line Logo Process (BMLP) - recessed marking on the tool handlePlastics––––Plastic
Betz Pad Printing Technology (BPPT) - pad printing directly onto the screwdriver handleSurface––––Plastic
Manufacture of screwdrivers (screwdriving tools, private label)Assembly–––––
Manufacture of clamps and vises (clamping tools)Assembly––––Steel

Additional services

Private-label screwdrivers (corporate design)Betz Direct Logo Process (BDLP) – injection processBetz Multi-line Logo Process (BMLP) – recessed markingBetz Pad Printing Technology (BPPT) – pad printingBlade production (metalworking)Plastic injection moulding

History

  1. 1950

    Foundation of the company Heinrich Betz Kunststoffspritzerei by Heinrich Betz

  2. 1956

    Start of specialisation in the production of screwdrivers including metalworking (blade production)

  3. 1960

    First extension building to increase capacity in blade production and plastic injection moulding

  4. 1968

    Acquisition of Fa. Walter Werninghaus clamping tools including production; expansion of the product line to clamps and vises; second extension building

  5. 1989

    Third extension building and establishment of a modern plastic injection moulding facility as well as capacity expansion

  6. 2000

    Ongoing automation of production processes

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