Description

Carl Rahmede built one in Altena in 1859 Wire drawing and founded the company, which from 1879 was continued by his son Gustav Rahmede. Man delivered drawn iron wires for further processing Wire goods. After the death of Gustav Rahmede, his wife led 13 years long the company. Destroyed in 1925 Damage to the entire company building, which is no longer were rebuilt. 2 years later the Son-in-law Adolf Rulf entered the company and operated it as Trading company further. His son and successor Dr. Gustav Adolf Rulf structured the retail business in 1954 for further processing Wire goods. After the rented rooms in Altena soon corresponding areas were found in Balve and built company buildings there.  In 1962 the company moved from Altena to Balve relocated. In the following years one built - as a result Expansion of production - the company buildings continue out. In 1987 the youngest son Axel Rulf joined the company a. In the following period the production of displays was stopped Wire expanded in connection with pipe and sheet metal. By good contacts to Eastern Europe and Asia became part of the Production shifted and new products were added. Today, displays are used from small brochure holders to large sales stands produced and distributed. A Another sales area is cable carrier systems made of wire for laying electrical cables. Furthermore, wire goods of all kinds are made according to patterns or Drawings made.

Categories

• POS (point of sale) displays
• Prospectus display stands of metal
• Displays of metal
• Special display manufacturing
• Presentation racks made of metal
• Sales stands of metal
• Wire products
• bent wire parts
• Dispensers
• Skeleton baskets
• wire baskets
• Wire frames, welded
• Sales stands of wire
• Wire displays
• Cable support structures
• Advertising stands
• Display stands formed from wire
• Brochure holders made of wire