Company

The Company

The success story of SCHOCH EDELSTAHL began on August 1, 1964 in the basement of Berthold Schoch's house. Equipped with an extra portion of pioneering spirit, the company founder set up a turning shop and took on various contract work. The foundation stone was laid. By specializing in the manufacture and machining of standard parts for stainless steel pipe connections, he quickly gained an excellent reputation. Over the course of almost 60 years, the Schoch name has secured itself a firm place in the flourishing metalworking market and with the passing of the baton to the next generation, the course has been set for the future.

History

1964

It all began in 1964 in the cellar of the Schoch family home in Hausach. At this time, the family business from the Black Forest was already concentrating on the processing of stainless steel. Classic contract work such as sawing, turning, drilling, milling and thread cutting was carried out.

1974

Around 10 years later, the first in-house production hall was built to expand capacity. The new production hall created space for a warehouse and an expansion of the machinery.

1980

Six years later, flanges and threaded fittings such as sockets, elbows and T-pieces were imported from Japan for the first time.
This enabled Berthold Schoch to serve the market not only as a manufacturer, but also as a distributor of stainless steel products.

1983

In 1983, a new office building, warehouse and production hall were built.
Just five years later, the office building was extended to create several new workplaces.

1983

The group photo shows Berthold and his wife Angelika Schoch with their four children Lars, David, Nora and Esther as well as the employees from production and the office at the time.

1999

Angelika Schoch took over Company shortly before the turn of the millennium. In the years that followed, the generational change took shape. In 2004, her son Lars Schoch joined Company as a further partner. In 2009, her daughter Nora Röttele joined the management team.

2007

The course was also set for the future in production. In 2007, the go-ahead was given for the establishment of CNC production. The machinery at that time consisted of two Mori Seiki lathes and a milling machine. A large raw material warehouse was also built to ensure short delivery times and stable prices.

2010

In 2010, the older office building was extended by the new building. Over 25 modern office workstations have been set up there on a total area of 670 m².

After almost 60 years of experience, quality and expertise in the field of metal processing, Schoch Edelstahl now employs almost 50 people.

HEUTE 2024

By combining trade items and precision turned and milled parts, Schoch Edelstahl offers a complete solution with individual delivery concepts. This enables us to increase productivity in the value chain of our business partners, even in the digital age.