Dockweiler AG has a long tradition of innovation and technological progress. Founded by Klaus-Dieter Fiebig in the 1970s, he laid the foundation for the company's lasting success with his insight into the importance of highly pure surfaces in contact with media. Today, in the second generation, Dockweiler AG is managed by a dedicated team committed to developing innovative products and customized solutions for our customers every day.
With over 750 employees worldwide, we are a family-owned company that values reliability, commitment and fairness. These principles not only shape our success, but also our relationships with our customers, suppliers and employees.
Milestones
2023
Expansion of electropolishing capacities at the subsidiary Calamo AB in Sweden and expansion of the administration and production buildings as well as photovoltaic installations at Dockweiler AG.
2016
Dockweiler is the first and only European manufacturer to receive ASME BPE certification for tubes and fittings.
2013
Commissioning of our own Class 4 + 6 clean room.
2011
The family business is handed over to the next generation: Klaus-Dieter Fiebig leaves his position as CEO and transfers his shares in the company to his three daughters.
2006
Dockweiler is the largest partner in the planning and realization of a factory in Thailand for tube components in the pharmaceutical industry.
2002
Market launch of the ASME-BPE program.
1996
Development of the “bubbler” – a complex transportation and supply container made of stainless steel for organometallic compounds in the CVD process.
1991
Dockweiler develops mechanically polished and electropolished tube systems for the pharmaceutical industry.
1983
Development of the “Ultron” product, an electropolished, high-purity tube system with a topographically planar surface.
1976
Klaus-Dieter Fiebig took over the management of Bruno Dockweiler.
1973
Dockweiler represents a manufacturer of high-quality seamless stainless steel tubes and refines them using special cleaning processes.
1955
Bruno Dockweiler Eisenwaren founded in Hamburg.