History
The beginning was Schwer
The company has its roots in the Black Forest. In 1956, the first new building was constructed in Denkingen. As the youngest of three brothers, Bernd Schwer specialized in stainless steel pipe fitting technology and re-established the company as Schwer Fittings GmbH at Hauptstrasse 150. And the company continues to grow. We are expanding globally with our own subsidiaries and company buildings.
Hans Schwer and Erwin Weber founded the company Schwer & Weber
in Gosheim on the Schwäbischen Alb
At the end of the war, the company was liquidated
The new company Hans Schwer was started in Denkingen
New Building in Denkingen
After the death of Hans Schwer in 1961, the company Hans Schwer KG became Hans Schwer GmbH
Hans Schwer GmbH: Managing Directors Heinz, Klaus and Bernd Schwer
Start of the brand Schwer Fittings
Founding : SARL in Rumilly / France
Founding: S.R.O in Rence / Czech republic
Bernd Schwer establishes Ltd. In Warrington / England
Bernd Schwer Leasing
Schwer Fittings GmbH in Denkingen
Founding: SRL in Nogara / Italy
BV in Eindhoven / Netherlands
Founding: Triloc Ltd. In Warrington / England
Ges.m.b.H in Linz / Austria
Founding: Schwer Ventiltechnik in Aldingen
SRO in Martin / Slovakiai
SL in Zaragoza / Spain
New Building in Pringy / France
Founding OY in Muurame / Finland
Founding: Sp.zo.o in Lubliniec / Poland
Founding: Titon AG St. Gallen / Switzerland
Founding: Schwer Fittings in Shangai, China
Establishment of additional offices:
VAE / Dubai: Schwer Fittings Trading L.L.C
Russia / Samara
Roumania / Timisoara
Additional Sales Offices in Germany: Hamlin, Berlin, Hamburg
Completion of the new logistics and administration centre in Denkingen
Founding: Schwer Fittings AS in Stavanger, Norway
Schwer Fittings Holland moves into a new building
Introduction of eShop
Founding: Schwer Fittings Kft in Budapest, Hungary
Ground-breaking ceremony for the new building in the Czech Republic
Expansion of warehouse and logistics in Denkingen
Handover of the management to the 3rd generation, Mr Marco Schwer
Inauguration of a new building in Finland