TATABANYAI RUGOGYARTO KFT.
Springs
Tatabanya Spring Manufacturing Ltd. is a Hungarian manufacturer with a rich history dating back to the 1960s. Originally established as a state-subsidiary of the Hungarian Steel Works, the company was privatized in 1993 and transformed into a family-owned business.
Strategically located near the main traffic route between Budapest and Vienna, the company operates from a 7000m² modern, climate-controlled facility in a scenic forest setting outside Tatabanya town. With a workforce of 70 employees, the company specializes in manufacturing technical springs, wire forms, and welded wire frames.
The company's product portfolio includes compression springs (0.20-12.00mm wire diameter), tension springs (0.20-8.00mm), torsion springs (0.20-12.00mm), wire forms (0.20-15.00mm), and welded wire frames (4.00-8.00mm). They utilize advanced manufacturing technologies including CNC coiling, CNC wire bending, CNC spring-end grinding, shot-peening, heat-treatment, and spring setting.
Their manufacturing capabilities extend to various materials including patented spring steel, stainless steel, oil-tempered steel, and low carbon steel. The company offers various surface treatment options through external partners, including galvanic treatment, phosphating, KTL painting, and DELTA MKS.
Tatabanya Spring Manufacturing serves diverse industries including automotive, locomotive, machine, household, and electric sectors. Their products find applications in brake systems, air supply systems, control valves, seating constructions, ISO FIX systems, car lock systems, sun protection systems, luggage cover systems, cupholders, exhaust systems, and airbag systems.
The company operates on four core values: security, flexibility, balance, and quality. They maintain high quality standards and demonstrate a strong commitment to environmental sustainability, workplace safety, and employee well-being. Their modern facility and use of CNC and robotic technologies reflect their dedication to meeting contemporary industrial challenges and customer expectations.
