walter wagner

... Wagner, the son-in-law of the company founder, joined the company as a co-owner after returning from captivity. After the currency reform, it became possible to expand and modernize the machinery. In 1953, production began for spur gears, screw gears, and worm gears. Gradually, production was expanded. Now, bevel gears, rack gears, and lead screws could also be manufactured. Production in the 1950s...

...The thirteen experienced employees of Wágner & Fey GmbH, including two masters, eight electrical engineers, three trainees, and two commercial employees, are ready for your projects.