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In 1972 Gedore acquired ''Richard Abraham Herder Solingen'' or ''Rahsol'', thereby expanding into the steel goods market. |
In 1972 Gedore acquired ''Richard Abraham Herder Solingen'' or ''Rahsol'', thereby expanding into the steel goods market. |
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==External links== |
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*[http://www.gedore.de/en/index.html Gedore Homepage] |
*[http://www.gedore.de/en/index.html Gedore Homepage] |
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*[http://www.170220.com/TechArticles/index.php?topic=352.0;wap2 History of Gedore tools] |
*[http://www.170220.com/TechArticles/index.php?topic=352.0;wap2 History of Gedore tools] |
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Revision as of 14:00, 1 December 2009
Gedore or Gedore Tool Group, is a tool-making company founded in 1919 as Gedore Werkzeugfabrik Otto Dowidat KG by the three Dowidat brothers, Otto, Karl and Willi, who started the manufacture of hand tools for industry from their hometown of Remscheid in Germany. The company name "GE-DO-RE" is an acronym of "GEbrüder DOwidat REmscheid".
In 1949 Willi left the firm and with Karl's having died in 1933, Otto became the sole owner. The factory having escaped damage during WWII, rapid growth followed. In the 1960s the company began a policy of investing abroad and has since grown into a global organisation with manufacturing operations in Germany, Austria, the United Kingdom, Turkey, Brazil and South Africa.
In 1972 Gedore acquired Richard Abraham Herder Solingen or Rahsol, thereby expanding into the steel goods market.
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