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Drahtzug Stein
Drahtzug Stein (own spelling: DRAHTZUG STEIN) is an internationally operating consortium of ten companies consolidated in the holding company. The holding is based in Altleiningen in the Rhineland-Palatinate administrative district of Bad Dürkheim. The parent company is located in the Palatinate Forest.
== History ==
1423 was the beginning of copper and iron mining in the Altleiningen valley. Johann Nikolaus II Gienanth leased an iron smelt from the Court of Leiningen in 1729. In 1811, Napoleon Bonaparte issued the permit to build a wire drawing factory in Altleiningen which was acquired by the Kuhn-family in 1860. In 1941, Georg Stein acquired the wire drawing factory which produced mainly dowels and chains at that time.
In 1948, the product range was extended and new machines were purchased. Nine years later, in the year 1957, the company launches the production of wire goods. The limited commercial partnership ''Drahtwarenfabrik Drahtzug Stein'' developed from the company in 1961 and one year later the production of dishwasher baskets has started. In 1964, the company developed a patented system for the production of seamless flux-cored wires which went into production two years later.
In 1973, the company founded its first subsidiary ''Drahtzug Stein saprofil'' (Société Sablaise de Produits en Fil de Fer) in France. The company is located in Olonne-sur-Mer on the Atlantic coast. Due to up to date manufacturing, the company is market leader in galvanized and plastic coated wire goods for the appliance industry in France. In 1975, a spool for welding rod was patented. The independent marketing and sales of welding consumables started in 1997
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