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Re-Certification of the GEDORE Quality Management System
A monitoring and expansion audit was carried out at the Remscheid base between 21 and 26.6.2013.
GEDORE Reversible Ratchet for short sockets
In view of its small, droplet-like head, the GEDORE 1993 U-20 SK reversible ratchet is especially suitable for threaded bolts and the tightest of bolting points.
In the thick of things - GEDORE at the bauma 2013 in Munich
It is considered the world’s biggest trade fair: bauma, the International Trade Fair for Construction Machinery, Building Material Machines, Mining Machines, Construction Vehicles and Construction Equipment. And for the first time ever, GEDORE had its own stand amongst the impressive machinery and equipment …
What a hit...
The Stadelmann carpentry workshop in Rottenschwil in Switzerland is now over 30 years old, and for years has been using GEDORE’s quality tools – including, of course, the ROTBAND-PLUS hammer, which is the most important hand tool in carpentry.



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