ISRINGHAUSEN GmbH & Co. KG
Company Profile
Business Overview
-The Company is a manufacturer of seating systems for commercial vehicles as well as technical springs.
-The Company has the production of 4 million seat systems annually.
-The Company is one of the affiliate companies of Aunde Group, which specializes in manufacturing upholstery and technical textiles for the automotive industry.
The Aunde Group is composed of four brands: Aunde, Isringhausen, Fehrer, and Reinert.
Products
-Seats
-Seat components
-Springs
- Coupling springs
- Bow springs
- Torsion spring
- Bent wire components
- Tension springs
- Spring systems
- Valve springs
History
1919 | Started the manufacture of technical springs in Bielefeld. |
1970 | ISRI seats for commercial vehicles are exported for the first time. |
1979 | Produced the first pneumatically suspended driver's seat with automatic weight adjustment. |
1987 | Started to supply of ISRI seats with an integrated 3-point belt system. |
1991 | AUNDE took over the major share of the Company. |
1992 | Supplied the first driver's seat with electronic active control, or EAC. |
1993 | Supplied the first factory-fitted truck driver's seat with fully electrically adjustable controls. |
1997 | Started the series production of the first truck driver's seat with an integrated memory function. |
2001 | Started the series production of the new ISRI Seat Generation NTS. |
2002 | Introduced the new NTS bus seat. |
2005 | Opened the facilities in China and Turkey. |
2011 | Started series production of the new generation ISRI seats with integrated 3-point safety belt for US American standard. |
2013 | Acquired Asientos Esteban, the Passenger Seats product line was integrated under the ISRINGHAUSEN brand. |
2018 | Opened a facility in Lemgo, Germany. |
2019 | Opened a plant in Cañuelas, Argentina for seat final assembly |
May 2023 | Opened a new plant in the Zimna Wódka economic zone, located in the Ujazd municipality in Poland. |
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