Expansion for German Instrumentation Manufacturers both Home and Abroad

Samson (Germany) has used the less busy times of the economic recession to make the infrastructure at its headquarters in Frankfurt ready for future challenges. The expansion work included a large extension of the high-bay warehouse only built a few years ago. Instead of ten, the warehouse now has 16 rows of shelves; the number of stacker cranes has been increased from five to eight to still allow one crane to operate two rows. 180 pallets or wire mesh boxes per hour now can be loaded and unloaded. The number of storage spaces distributed on 25 racks has grown from 13,500 to 23,000. The dispatch hall has also been integrated into the extended warehouse previously intended for production logistics. A separate pick/pack area with two stations was created. Thanks to modern warehouse technology and shortened routes, SAMSON can complete the dispatch process even quicker than before.

Samson India, the Indian subsidiary of the Frankfurt instrumentation and controls company, has moved from Mumbai to Ranjangaon near the industrial center of Pune. At the new site still located in the federal state of Maharashtra, Samson India has the urgently required space to expand its business activities. A four-storey office building and a large production hall have been built on the 18,000 m² company premises. The site provides sufficient space for further expansion in one of the world’s fastest growing markets. 125 employees work in production, sales and service at Samson India. In addition to the head office, the subsidiary has eight branch offices strategically located all over India to quickly serve customers in all major industrial regions. The town of Ranjangaon is favorably located between three major economic centers on the subcontinent, Mumbai, Pune and Aurangabad, and is just a one-hour drive from Pune international airport. The products manufactured are not only intended for the Indian market. Some of the large plant engineering companies have set up their Asian head offices in India and buy products centrally here for their projects on the largest continent