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MARQUARDT HISTORY

 
INNOVATION. FOR TRADITION'S SAKE.
1925
The two entrepreneurs Johannes and Johannes Marquardt found the „Specialized factory for electrical supplies and fine mechanics

1926
Development and production of switches for the entire electrical industry with focus on radio and household appliances

1953
Marquardt becomes the first German company to produce snap action

switches

1955
New factory in Böttingen

1959
New factory in Tuttlingen

1964
Production of the first modules for household appliances

1968
Development of the first electronic systems for power tools

1980
First special switches (rocker and snap action switches) for automotive applications

1981
Establishment of Marquardt Switches Inc. in Cazenovia (USA)

1991
Further internationalization and new subsidiaries in Paris (France), Barcelona (Spain) and Tunis (Tunisia)

1996
New subsidiary in India
New subsidiary in China

1997
Start of series production of driver authorization systems and

control panels for automobiles

1999
New sales office in Detroit (USA) with focus on automotive applications

2000
Inauguration of the new subsidiary for the business unit power tool switches in Schaffhausen (Switzerland)

2002
Start-up of the new plant for automotive systems in Rietheim

2002
Start of the Marquardt Improvement Process (MVP)

2003
Successful launch of Keyless Go systems for automobiles

2004
Start of series production of several sensors for household appliances


    2005
Control panels in new surface technology
    2006
New subsidiary in Sibiu (Romania)
 
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