SILAG Handel AG

JULY 2013 SILAG Han­del AG is proud to announ­ce that it has exten­ded its brands port­fo­lio by adding a well-known brand. Along with the estab­lished “Car­re­ra” and “Roy­al Coun­ty of Berkshire POLO CLUB” brands, we have also been able to acqui­re licence rights to the world-famous “ROUTE 66 – Feel the Free­dom” brand. In fit­ting with the cool life­style of the brand, the­re is an empha­sis on the pro­duc­tion of spor­ty tex­ti­les for active peop­le which, along with the “Roy­al Coun­ty of Berkshire POLO CLUB” brand pro­duc­ts, enri­ches the broad ran­ge of sports brands with select high-quality arti­cles. Access­ories, refresh­ment drinks and small items will extend the port­fo­lio addi­tio­nal­ly. Occu­py­ing the pres­ti­gious brand … Con­ti­nue rea­ding →

MAY 2013 The SILAG Han­del AG “Stein­ber­ger” Cast-iron Series is a pro­duct ran­ge that is inno­va­ti­ve in both looks and func­tions for the deman­ding pro­fes­sio­nal and ama­teur chef. The first pro­duc­ts will be on the mar­ket star­ting June 2013! The high cer­ti­fi­ca­ti­on requi­re­ments for the award of the cove­ted “LGA-tested Qua­li­ty” qua­li­ty seal were met. It stands for com­pre­hen­si­ve and long-lasting qua­li­ty of the pro­duc­ts. Pro­duct attri­bu­tes and per­for­mance cha­rac­te­ris­tics, their safe­ty and their ope­ra­ting inst­ruc­tions were all tested. Qua­li­ty fea­tures: Glass lid with aro­ma func­tion Can also be used as a tri­vet Cer­a­mic non-stick coa­ting Stainless-steel hand­les with sili­con Approx. 5 mm-thick induc­tion base Sui­ta­ble for oven coo­king up to approx. … Con­ti­nue rea­ding →

NOVEMBER 2012 The histo­ry of today’s SILAG Han­del AG star­ted in 1985 with the foun­ding of Nivel­la cutlery-parts pro­duc­tion in Solin­gen: 27 years later, it stays true to its roots and sells around 1 mil­li­on pans of its own brands “Nivel­la”, “Stein­ber­ger” and “Küchen­Meis­ter”. Even back then the company’s main goal was to satis­fy custo­mers with the hig­hest qua­li­ty pro­duc­ts. None of this has chan­ged even today. Tra­di­tio­nal­ly, the maxim “We offer qua­li­ta­tively high-value cook­wa­re in func­tio­n­al and tas­te­ful designs for house­holds and for ambi­tious chefs” app­lies to SILAG. This is a good basis for enjoy­ment in coo­king. The varied ran­ge of hard­ware sets the bar high, espe­ci­al­ly for house­holds. The ran­ge … Con­ti­nue rea­ding →

JULI 2012 Gra­vi­ty ver­sus motors. Moving car ver­sus a fal­ling one. Two one-thousand met­re cour­ses – one on asphalt, the other in the air. Engi­nes against gra­vi­ty. Gali­leo with Pro7 and Heli­Jet Char­ter GmbH with the S‑76 car­ri­ed out the extre­me expe­ri­ment. Which is fas­ter, a dri­ving or a fal­ling car? See for yours­elf: Pro7 Gali­leo fake-check-extreme-falling-vs-driving-car-clip

JANUARY 2012 In July last year, a fire of unknown cau­se devas­ta­ted the Hol­land Casi­no in the heart of Sche­venin­gen – pro­bab­ly the best-known of sea­si­de towns, a few kilo­me­tres from the seat of the Dutch roy­al fami­ly, The Hague. The first thing you noti­ce on the beach at Sche­venin­gen is the 381 metre-long pier. Becau­se of the gre­at dest­ruc­tion by the fire, it was deci­ded to demo­lish the old buil­ding. The rub­ble thus crea­ted, clas­si­fied as hazar­dous was­te, was to be taken by special-purpose ves­sel for recy­cling. Howe­ver, becau­se the water was too shal­low, the ship could not approach the jet­ty. The solu­ti­on was a freight heli­cop­ter ope­ra­ti­on. Decem­ber 2011: rough … Con­ti­nue rea­ding →