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Going back to manual labor - Sudhaus Locks

February 28, 2012

The company in the Westphalian town of Iserlohn is a manufacturer in the best sense of the word. Sudhaus has been in existence since 1844. The company started out making carriage fittings. Nowadays it makes locks.

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Order books are full. Three years ago, Sudhaus was too expensive for many buyers, but customers are again demanding design and quality. Fortunately, the company still has the know-how. Many of its 200 employees have been with Sudhaus for 40 years.

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The company in the Westphalian town of Iserlohn is a manufacturer in the best sense of the word. Sudhaus has been in existence since 1844. The company started out making carriage fittings. Nowadays it makes locks. Order books are full. Three years ago, Sudhaus was too expensive for many buyers, but customers are again demanding design and quality.
BusinessFebruary 28, 201203:41 min

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