Lee Spring Opens Facility in Germany
Of particular interest to European design/manufacturing companies is the recently announced Lee Spring Germany sales, engineering and distribution center that was opened by Lee Spring Company (Brooklyn, NY). This facility, located in Lüdenscheid, Germany, adds to their existing distribution and engineering locations around the world. “We can offer customers across Europe expert distribution links with next day delivery to the majority of regions from the over 23,000 manufactured springs and spring components in our stock catalog,” explained Dejan Unger, the managing director of the new center. “We can now supply direct to locations throughout Europe and work closely with our colleagues around the world to coordinate with customers based in Europe.”
Lee Spring Germany is located adjacent to the Dusseldorf/Dortmund industrial complex and can offer both stock and custom manufactured springs and spring components to suit various applications and environments. The Lüdenscheid facility is located in the South Westphalia economic region in the county of North Rhine. This new central facility in Germany will provide a truly “local” European service that is accessible through their new German language website by clicking here.
Multiple language versions of the Lee Spring catalog and website are available to support various European and global locations that must meet design specifications for many types of compression, torsion, extension and specialty springs in steel, stainless steel, composites and exotic alloys, such as the cobalt-chromium-nickel Elgiloy, also Inconel, Nimonic, Hastelloy, Monel, phosphor bronze and beryllium copper.
Established in 1918, Lee Spring is an ISO 9001-certified manufacturer with multiple locations in the United States, as well as locations in Mexico, Europe, China and India. Their standard and custom manufactured springs, wire forms, stampings and fourslide parts are suitable for general engineering, machinery, aerospace, research and development, engines, marine, military, and medical equipment, as well as agricultural, electrical and electronics.
