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Press Releases
Engels has been proving it's an innovative company for years. Since one new product developed for one company might be usable for someone else, we publish our custom made and new products and larger products on our website. We often offer this news as a press release aswell. Below you can find a chronological summary.
16 January 2012 - In Memoriam: Jan Engels, founder of the Engels Group
We feel sorry to communicate the sad news that Tuesday, 3-1-2012 the founder of our company, Mr. Jan Engels, died at the age of 90 years.
18 October 2011 - The special Cabkan plastic can carry even the toughest loads
The pallets shown here are distinctive for their unusually high stability.
19 November 2010 - Shuttle pallet in high bay warehouses
Wear and damage to pool pallets quickly cause malfunctions and standstill of the sensitive equipment in high bay warehouses. With the Shuttle pallet from Engels the pool pallets continue to function perfectly.
17 November 2010 - Projects like this one for NMBS are exactly what Engels does best.
At the beginning of 2009, the National Railway Company of Belgium (NMBS) issued a call for tenders for the delivery of waste bins for sorted collection at the stations throughout Belgium.
07 October 2010 - Engels supplies packaging for the withdrawal Dutch Forces from Afghanistan
Now the Dutch government has decided the presence of the Dutch Forces in Afghanistan is no longer needed, all the equipment must send back to the Netherlands.
29 July 2010 - Transport cabinets for consumers electronics.
Engels Logistiek BV, in cooperation with Zes Goes BV, developed special wheeled transportation cabinets for consumers electronics.
29 July 2010 - New generation ADR approved multi-use plastic transport boxes by Engels
More and more our company Engels is asked to provide solutions for the multi use packaging of dangerous goods or special substances, like human medical specimen
29 July 2010 - WEEE scheme for Energy saving lamps and Neon Tubes well under way in France
A new global public-private initiative has been launched to address the issue of electronic and electrical waste (WEEE). Recylum collects all the neon tubes and energy saving lamps in France, and Engels is supplying the containers to transport them.
