
Stable basis for success: qualified employees for mechanics and electrics
We continue to grow
SAMONT closed the 2021 financial year with 50 percent growth to over 30 million euros in turnover. Once again, our ability to provide our customers with the qualified personnel they need for their projects has proven to be a growth driver.

Karlsdorf: Up to 20,000 parcels per hour
Austrian Post is adapting its parcel logistics centre in Karlsdorf to the increasing volume of parcels and, among other things, increasing the sorting capacity from the previous 13,500 to up to 20,000 parcels per hour. The high-performance technology required for this, including one of the largest sorters in Austria, is being installed by a SAMONT team.
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Bedburg: Fashionably on the move
A new distribution centre for fashionable clothing is being built in Bedburg near Cologne. Here, a SAMONT team is responsible for installing the intralogistics technology in a new 45,000 square metre distribution centre, from which branches of a renowned clothing house will be supplied with fashion for the whole family.
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Magdeburg: Conveyor technology for food logistics
A SAMONT team is taking on the installation of 5 kilometres of conveyor and storage technology near Magdeburg, linking various picking and storage areas in a new production and logistics centre. The user of the complex, which covers a total of 35,700 square metres, is a leading global provider of meal kits.
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Pescara: Installation of high-tech intralogistics
A new logistics centre for a large online retailer is being built in Pescara, Italy. SAMONT is installing several kilometres of high-tech intralogistics equipment here. For the team deployed here, an assignment of several months in the Adriatic region came to an end in April. But new tasks were already waiting - Great Britain is calling ...
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Wynyard: New e-commerce centre
A new e-commerce logistics and distribution centre is currently being built in Wynyard, England. In April, a SAMONT team began installing the several kilometres of conveyor and order-picking systems here. The client is a leading supplier of process automation solutions in the warehouse sector.
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Hanover: Mechanical and electrical assembly
In the Hanover area, a major online retailer is building another national goods distribution centre. In this project, SAMONT is taking over the mechanical installation of 4 kilometres of conveyor technology on behalf of an international intralogistics provider.
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Geisenfeld: Robot-supported logistics
In the south of Germany, a SAMONT team is working on the mechanical and electrical installation of innovative conveyor technology, including an automatic small parts warehouse and a robot-assisted picking system, in the new distribution centre of a retail company.
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Bristol: 12 kilometres in 15 weeks
In record-breaking speed, a SAMONT team in Bristol, UK, installed 12 kilometres of conveyor technology including 254 chutes, 16 spiral conveyors and 800 metres of Crosbeld sorters in a new logistics centre for online retail within a construction period of just 15 weeks.
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Wohlen: Installation of additional capacity
In Wohlen, Aargau, the leading Swiss online retailer Digitec Galaxus is expanding its logistics centre. Semi- and fully-automated conveyor technology from Vanderlande is being used. The general contractor for the project chose SAMONT for the installation.
(Photo: Digitec Galaxus)

Wels: Focus on electrics
Wels, located in Upper Austria, is the site of the SPAR Austria Group's central warehouse, which has already been expanded several times. In the course of the latest expansion stage, SAMONT took over the electrical installation of the container, pallet conveyor and order picking technology supplied by the general contractor.
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Koge: High-bay warehouse
In the Danish distribution centre Koge of the food discounter Netto A/S, a SAMONT team installed 30-metre high storage and retrieval machines in 5 aisles as well as the latest pallet conveyor technology from a Japanese manufacturer and took over the electrical engineering including control cabinet construction.
(Photo: Netto)

Malopole: Logistics for convenience stores
In Poland, Zabka's convenience shops are part of the everyday street scene. The company has built a new logistics centre in Malopole. SAMONT installed the modern intralogistics technology on behalf of a leading manufacturer of warehouse automation solutions.
(Photo: Zabka)

One of 120 ...
Our team has grown to over 120 employees. One of them has been with us from the very beginning: Nurhan Aslan, a site manager who has paved the way for numerous successfully completed installation projects at home and abroad. We continue to grow - and are still looking for committed people who want to grow with us.

Control cabinets - made by SAMONT
Control cabinets are at the heart of complex conveyor and sorting technology. In view of this importance, SAMONT has taken the planning, electrical engineering and manufacturing of control cabinets into its own hands, thus adding a weighty component to the company's range of services.
We build the future
SAMONT is creating the spatial and structural conditions for further growth. The agenda "Providing for the future" includes the start of the construction projects at the Paderborn (new construction of the company headquarters and expansion of the test centre) and Mettmann (new construction of a service centre) sites in 2022.
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