Long-established precast producer on the route to modernity together with Avermann

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Bird’s eye view of the BEFER TAT company premises

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Left picture: Managing Director Volker Weidemann (BEFER TAT) recently welcomed Timo Steinhauer and Rainer Holtgrefe (Avermann) as well as Jens Maurus and Silvio Schade (BFT, left to right) to Halberstadt and guided his guests through the new factory

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... and guided his guests through the new factory building

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View into the production

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Clearly visible “false floor” in the factory building

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Freshly poured precast element

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Overview picture of the circulation system

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Finished precast element placed on the carriage

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View of the storage yard

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Over the last couple of years, precast producer BEFER GmbH TAT GmbH has successfully invested in a new concrete mixing plant and a modern factory building to increase the efficiency and quality of production. At the core of the upgraded facility is a pallet circulation system with underfloor traversing technology from equipment manufacturer Avermann.

In 1947, brothers F. and H. Conrad founded a limited liability company in Halberstadt in the State of Saxony-Anhalt for the processing of rubble from local buildings destroyed during the Second World War. In 1953, this limited liability company was converted into a state-owned enterprise named VEB Betonwerk Halberstadt, which began to process Magdeburg’s wartime rubble in the mid-1950s. From 1973 onwards, the company built a reputation as a manufacturer of custom precast elements in high demand across East Germany. Over the last couple of years, a new concrete mixing plant, a modern factory...