Walzwerke Einsal in numbers

... are scheduled by our customers every year. So a good 50 tons a day. With an average density of 7.87 g/cm3, that's around 2,290 m3 of steel in total, which is pretty much the equivalent of a full Olympic swimming pool.

...are processed by us in this way. We cover all important steels from tool steel to alloyed high-grade structural steels to special steels for the aerospace industry.

...are still in our portfolio. If we also add our drawn and cold-rolled steels and the numerous special profiles for our customers, this number would probably be more than double.

...at the same time ensure that your personal contact person is always available during your usual business hours and takes care of all important matters for you, from A for registering the import tax to Z for payment in your national currency.

...are regularly supplied by us. The longest route that our steels cover on their way around the world is probably the trip from Sauerland to Seattle on the Northwest coast of America.

…the rolling mills Einsal receive from their customers in terms of satisfaction. Of course, we don't rest on our laurels, but work every day to move towards the perfect 4-star rating.

…keeps our systems running. Because: Our electricity mix comes entirely from renewable energies. We even produce 25 percent of the energy we use ourselves in our own hydroelectric power plant.

...we have been able to book for ourselves in the last ten years. By way of comparison, a mid-size car would have to cover a distance of around 1.7 million kilometers to release the same amount of greenhouse gas – i.e. twice to the moon and back again.

...work for the rolling mills in Einsal. So we are in illustrious company. Because of the 3.3 million companies in Germany, just 16,675 employ more than 250 people.

...our colleagues achieve on average and are thus well above the industry average of 12 years. This is of course because the Lenne in the Sauerland is so beautiful - but maybe also because of our well-founded training, our jobs with future prospects and the numerous leisure activities for our employees.

...are at home on our factory premises. That makes a total of half a million WE animals. But before you are tempted to send us a request: unfortunately we eat the honey ourselves.

...are consumed by our workforce every year. According to Adam Riese, the coffee pots that are common in the Sauerland make an impressive 22,000 liters of coffee. The above-mentioned Olympic swimming pool would only be filled about a tenth, but it is still enough for a good 150 bathtubs.