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De stuurhouder kan permanent op het stuur blijven zitten en is geschikt voor bijna alle fietssturen: race-, ATB-, sport- en toerfietsen. De inhoud van deze set De set bestaat uit een zwarte stuurhouder met slot, 2 sleuteltjes voor het slot, 2 montagebeugels (22-26 mm), 2 montagebeugels oversized (31,8 mm), zekerheidsdraad en montage-instructies. ATB Beteiligungs GmbH, Vienna, takes over ATB Antriebstechnik AG 1997. GBI GmbH, Vienna, takes over ATB Antriebstechnik AG. Company name change to Flender ATB-Loher Antriebstechnik AG, Welzheim. Flender AG increases its holding in ATB to 84%. ATB AG acquires the majority shareholding of AAT AG in Spielberg/Austria and Loher/Ruhstorf. Dit slot bestaat uit 2 delen en kan, indien het niet als slot dient, als voor en achterlicht worden gebruikt. Weliswaar is het geen powerled zoals de door MTB-Led aangeboden verlichting € 39, 00 € 35, 00. Mountainbike of ATB-fiets. Een mountainbike is gemaakt voor offroad-tochten. Hij heeft brede banden met veel profiel en een stevig frame met vering. De ATB-fiets (all terrain bike) heeft het uiterlijk van een mountainbike met de gemakken van een stadsfiets. Deze fiets is daarom vooral geschikt voor ritten over verharde wegen. Available for mobile, tablet and Android TV. The 'Bingo at Home' app is a bingo caller to play bingo at home, among family or friends. When a bingo game starts, the app begins to call the bingo balls. The game can be paused and restarted as needed, for example, to check if the line or bingo is correct, to check all the numbers already called, etc. There are two game modes: - Automatic mode.

The history of ATB Austria Antriebstechnik AG dates back more than 90 years. Today, the Group ranks among the leading global suppliers of electric drive systems for industrial applications and home appliances.

The ATB Group product range extends from 25W to 25MW and includes standard solutions, customised solutions and design-to-order solutions including complete drive systems for a wide range of applications.

The Company, which includes famous brands such as Schorch, Morley, Laurence Scott and Brook Crompton, currently has twelve manufacturing bases – in Spielberg, Welzheim, Moenchengladbach, Nordenham, Leeds, Norwich, Cradley Heath, Tarnow, Subotica and Bor – and employs more than 3,500 people.

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With a shareholding of 100 %, WOLONG, the Chinese parent company, is the strategic investor and a strong partner of the ATB Group. The industrial and financial Group WOLONG HOLDING GROUP Co. Ltd. ranks as a top company in China, having received many government business awards, and is one of the leading electric motor manufacturers in the country. Wolong has many years of expertise and works in close cooperation with a number of well-known international companies.

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ATB Company Structure (PDF)

ATB History 1919 - 2012

January 2014

Joint Venture with Wolong Electric for a co-ownership of ATB Wuhan (Motors) Co. Ltd.

November 2012

Formation of ATB Motors (Shanghai) Co. Ltd., China

October 2012

Company name change of ATB Motorentechnik GmbH, Nordenham and Schorch Elektrische Maschinen und Antriebe GmbH, to: ATB Nordenham GmbH, ATB Schorch GmbH

October 2011

Wolong Investment GmbH acquires 99% of the shares of ATB Austria Antriebstechnik AG

March 2011

Disposal of ATB Technologies, Lustenau, Austria

June 2010

Transfer of the shares in Schorch Elektrische Maschinen und Antriebe GmbH and Fabryka Silników Elektrycznych Tamel S.A. to ATB Austria Antriebstechnik AG

June 2010

Formation of ATB RUS OOO, Moscow

January 2010

Disposal of ATB Selni SAS, Nevers, France

July 2007

Acquisition of David McClure, UK. Integration into ATB Morley Ltd.

May 2007

Acquisition of Laurence Scott & Electromotors Ltd. UK – ATB Laurence Scott Ltd., 2006 sales: approx. EUR 19 million

From May 2006

Staged investment in Lindeteves-Jacoberg Ltd., Singapore; Brands: Schorch, Tamel, Brook Crompton, Western Electric

December 2004

Acquisition of Sever Holding International a.d., Subotica; Privatisation – ATB Sever Holding International a.d., Subotica;
2004 sales: EUR 18 million, 2,270 employees

October 2004

Acquisition of Morley Electric Motors Ltd. from private shareholders - ATB Morley Ltd., Leeds
2003 sales: EUR 12 million, 115 employees

April 2004

Acquisition of Brandt Components SAS from Elco-Brandt-Group – ATB Selni SAS, Nevers;
2003 sales: EUR 35 million, 300 employees

February 2003

Acquisition of Thien Group from Rauber – ATB Thien Antriebstechnik GmbH, Rankweil;
2002 sales: EUR 10 million, 100 employees

November 2002

Acquisition of Moeller Antriebstechnik GmbH from Moeller Group – ATB Motorentechnik GmbH, Nordenham;
2001/02 sales: EUR 20 million, 150 employees

December 2001

M. Kovats / C. Schmidt join ATB Beteiligungs GmbH as a result of the take-over of ATB Spielberg & ATB Welzheim by GBI

2001

ATB Beteiligungs GmbH, Vienna, takes over ATB Antriebstechnik AG

1997

GBI GmbH, Vienna, takes over ATB Antriebstechnik AG

1995

Company name change to Flender ATB-Loher Antriebstechnik AG, Welzheim

1992

Flender AG increases its holding in ATB to 84%. ATB AG acquires the majority shareholding of AAT AG in Spielberg/Austria and Loher/Ruhstorf

1989/1990

12,000m² expansion of the Welzheim site and construction of a new 5,000m² manufacturing facility

1989

A. Friedrich Flender AG, Bocholt, takes over the majority shareholding in ATB

1986

ATB shares are listed on the Frankfurt and Stuttgart stock exchange

1985

ATB GmbH is converted into a stock corporation

1982

Formation of ATB, Antriebstechnik G. Bauknecht GmbH. Emerged from the Bauknecht GmbH insolvency. As well as being a production site, Welzheim is now also the location of the head office.

1980

Third expansion of the assembly shops in Welzheim

1976

Bauknecht acquires the majority shareholding of Himmelwerk AG, Tuebingen.
The Spielberg motor factory produces its millionth electric motor.
The company’s founder, Gottlob Bauknecht, dies and his sons Guenter and Gerhard Bauknecht carry on with the management of the company.

1974

The newly constructed small-size motor factory, with a production area of 36,000 m², is commissioned in Spielberg, Austria

1969

G. Bauknecht GmbH celebrates its 50th anniversary

1961

Second expansion of the Welzheim plant – construction and occupation of a further manufacturing site

1952

Construction of the assembly shop above the foundries at the Welzheim plant

1951

Bauknecht introduces his first refridgerator, which is also manufactured in Welzheim. The manufacturing of cooling appliances is later relocated to Calw.

1947

The business employs 1,000 people

1938

Welzheim plant is acquired and manufacture of electric motors established

1932

Gottlob Bauknecht builds a fully sealed electric motor which becomes the prototype for many generations of electric motors

1930

Production of electric motors starts in Stuttgart

1919

Gottlob Bauknecht sets up an electro-technical workshop

The history of ATB Austria Antriebstechnik AG dates back more than 90 years. Today, the Group ranks among the leading global suppliers of electric drive systems for industrial applications and home appliances.

The ATB Group product range extends from 25W to 25MW and includes standard solutions, customised solutions and design-to-order solutions including complete drive systems for a wide range of applications.

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The Company, which includes famous brands such as Schorch, Morley, Laurence Scott and Brook Crompton, currently has twelve manufacturing bases – in Spielberg, Welzheim, Moenchengladbach, Nordenham, Leeds, Norwich, Cradley Heath, Tarnow, Subotica and Bor – and employs more than 3,500 people.

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With a shareholding of 100 %, WOLONG, the Chinese parent company, is the strategic investor and a strong partner of the ATB Group. The industrial and financial Group WOLONG HOLDING GROUP Co. Ltd. ranks as a top company in China, having received many government business awards, and is one of the leading electric motor manufacturers in the country. Wolong has many years of expertise and works in close cooperation with a number of well-known international companies.

ATB Company Structure (PDF)

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ATB History 1919 - 2012

January 2014

Joint Venture with Wolong Electric for a co-ownership of ATB Wuhan (Motors) Co. Ltd.

November 2012

Formation of ATB Motors (Shanghai) Co. Ltd., China

October 2012

Company name change of ATB Motorentechnik GmbH, Nordenham and Schorch Elektrische Maschinen und Antriebe GmbH, to: ATB Nordenham GmbH, ATB Schorch GmbH

October 2011

Wolong Investment GmbH acquires 99% of the shares of ATB Austria Antriebstechnik AG

March 2011

Disposal of ATB Technologies, Lustenau, Austria

June 2010

Transfer of the shares in Schorch Elektrische Maschinen und Antriebe GmbH and Fabryka Silników Elektrycznych Tamel S.A. to ATB Austria Antriebstechnik AG

June 2010

Formation of ATB RUS OOO, Moscow

January 2010

Disposal of ATB Selni SAS, Nevers, France

July 2007

Acquisition of David McClure, UK. Integration into ATB Morley Ltd.

May 2007

Acquisition of Laurence Scott & Electromotors Ltd. UK – ATB Laurence Scott Ltd., 2006 sales: approx. EUR 19 million

From May 2006

Staged investment in Lindeteves-Jacoberg Ltd., Singapore; Brands: Schorch, Tamel, Brook Crompton, Western Electric

December 2004

Acquisition of Sever Holding International a.d., Subotica; Privatisation – ATB Sever Holding International a.d., Subotica;
2004 sales: EUR 18 million, 2,270 employees

October 2004

Acquisition of Morley Electric Motors Ltd. from private shareholders - ATB Morley Ltd., Leeds
2003 sales: EUR 12 million, 115 employees

April 2004

Acquisition of Brandt Components SAS from Elco-Brandt-Group – ATB Selni SAS, Nevers;
2003 sales: EUR 35 million, 300 employees

February 2003

Acquisition of Thien Group from Rauber – ATB Thien Antriebstechnik GmbH, Rankweil;
2002 sales: EUR 10 million, 100 employees

November 2002

Acquisition of Moeller Antriebstechnik GmbH from Moeller Group – ATB Motorentechnik GmbH, Nordenham;
2001/02 sales: EUR 20 million, 150 employees

December 2001

M. Kovats / C. Schmidt join ATB Beteiligungs GmbH as a result of the take-over of ATB Spielberg & ATB Welzheim by GBI

2001

ATB Beteiligungs GmbH, Vienna, takes over ATB Antriebstechnik AG

1997

GBI GmbH, Vienna, takes over ATB Antriebstechnik AG

1995

Company name change to Flender ATB-Loher Antriebstechnik AG, Welzheim

1992

Flender AG increases its holding in ATB to 84%. ATB AG acquires the majority shareholding of AAT AG in Spielberg/Austria and Loher/Ruhstorf

1989/1990

12,000m² expansion of the Welzheim site and construction of a new 5,000m² manufacturing facility

1989

A. Friedrich Flender AG, Bocholt, takes over the majority shareholding in ATB

1986

ATB shares are listed on the Frankfurt and Stuttgart stock exchange

1985

ATB GmbH is converted into a stock corporation

1982

Formation of ATB, Antriebstechnik G. Bauknecht GmbH. Emerged from the Bauknecht GmbH insolvency. As well as being a production site, Welzheim is now also the location of the head office.

1980

Third expansion of the assembly shops in Welzheim

1976

Bauknecht acquires the majority shareholding of Himmelwerk AG, Tuebingen.
The Spielberg motor factory produces its millionth electric motor.
The company’s founder, Gottlob Bauknecht, dies and his sons Guenter and Gerhard Bauknecht carry on with the management of the company.

1974

The newly constructed small-size motor factory, with a production area of 36,000 m², is commissioned in Spielberg, Austria

1969

G. Bauknecht GmbH celebrates its 50th anniversary

1961

Second expansion of the Welzheim plant – construction and occupation of a further manufacturing site

1952

Construction of the assembly shop above the foundries at the Welzheim plant

1951

Bauknecht introduces his first refridgerator, which is also manufactured in Welzheim. The manufacturing of cooling appliances is later relocated to Calw.

1947

The business employs 1,000 people

1938

Welzheim plant is acquired and manufacture of electric motors established

1932

Gottlob Bauknecht builds a fully sealed electric motor which becomes the prototype for many generations of electric motors

1930

Production of electric motors starts in Stuttgart

1919

Gottlob Bauknecht sets up an electro-technical workshop