Digel Sticktech GmbH u. Co. KG
Digel Sticktech GmbH u. Co. KG was founded in 2006 and thanks to its "Swabian tinkering spirit" it has always focused on innovation, as well as on fulfilling customer wishes.
We solve our customers' problems and deliver competitive advantages thanks to our technical experience. In 2010, the production area was doubled and three years later in 2013, expanded to 3,000 m² with the construction of a new 3-storey hall.
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Milestones of the company Digel Sticktech GmbH
Innovation and quality
Today, Digel Sticktech is one of the most innovative companies in the fields of textile and flexible heating elements as well as carbon fiber preform, the so-called TFP.
ISO 14001 Certified
ISO 14001 certification (environmental policy) CO² Neutral production
The DIGEL HEAT infrared heater
Establishment of own brand DIGEL HEAT infrared heater with international distribution.
More production area, expansion of the company site
Purchase of a production building adjacent to the property. Further expansion of the production area by around 5000 m².
Infrared heating production
Cooperation with a distribution company for the sale of its own infrared heating series.
More production space
Expansion of the production area by 2100 m².
Production for automotive industry
We receive a series order of carbon fiber preforms for the automotive industry.
4000 seat heaters per day
We receive a series order and produce 4000 pieces of seat heaters per day.
We continue to grow
Extension of the production area by 300m².
New range: Infrared heaters
Development and the first production of an infrared heating element.
Certification DIN EN ISO 9001
The certification according to the DIN EN ISO 9001 standard took place in the same year the GmbH was founded.
Foundation of Digel Sticktech GmbH & Co. KG
Foundation of the company Digel Sticktech GmbH u. Co. KG by Werner Digel and Fabian Digel.
Entry into the automotive industry
Development and first trials of an embroidered steering wheel heater for the automotive industry.
Research and development
First own attempts to sew a wire and carbon fiber rovings onto a base material.
Innovation through high tech
Acquisition of the first cap embroidery machine ever built.
The own building
Purchase of the company's own building with space for growth in Pfullingen.
Expansion of the machine park
Purchase of a new embroidery machine for cord embroidery in the field of women's outerwear.
Business takeover (embroidery)
Takeover of a machine embroidery with 36 embroidery units and 15 employees by Mr. Werner Digel.