SCHOLZ MECHANIK develops and manufactures high-precision components, assemblies, and system solutions for demanding industries—with a clear focus on aerospace. As an EN 9100-certified manufacturing partner, we support our customers throughout the entire value chain: engineering, prototypes, series production, assembly, and documentation.For decades, we have stood for reproducible quality, reliable processes, and technical depth. Our customers value short decision-making paths, high manufacturing depth, and absolute reliability – especially where every component is safety-critical.Quality begins by placing customer satisfaction at the center of our thinking. (Quote: John F. Akers, American manager)SCHOLZ MECHANIK We are committed to the environment—with full conviction!As an ambitious and forward-thinking company, we understand the importance of our environment and are committed to protecting it to the best of our ability. In addition to ensuring RoHS compliance of our products, we have been working for several years on REACh-compliant coating solutions for use in aviation. This is done in close collaboration with OEMs such as Airbus and with the goal of minimizing environmental impact. Furthermore, our employees receive continuous training and our processes are regularly reviewed for sustainability.Our efforts are supported by national and international funding projects.We are very pleased that our initiative and commitment are also recognized officially. Since 2018, we have been honored with the Environmental Partnership of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg.At two German locations, we work in multiple shifts to manufacture our products.Our main location in southern Hamburg houses administration, sales, design and development, as well as part of production and the finished parts warehouse. Thanks to its excellent connections, short-term and reliable shipping is ensured, and it is also quickly accessible for customers and suppliers.The second location in Uelzen (southeastern Lower Saxony) is primarily a production site. Equipped with modern machinery, it forms the basis of our lean manufacturing processes.We wholeheartedly support the Bosumpra Project and would like to introduce you to the valuable work of Ben Addo. The artist Ben Addo lived and worked in Hamburg for 25 years (including as a lecturer for the Körber Foundation and the Kulturhaus Süderelbe). Since his return to Ghana in 2011, he has dedicated himself to the Bosumpra Nature Conservation and Stone Age Village Project. In his hometown of Abetifi, Ghana, archaeological excavations by the University of Legon in 2008 revealed that people lived on the Addo family property 13,000 years ago. This inspired the artist to establish the Bosumpra Project and make the site available to the public. He is working to open an open-air museum in a rock cave where his sculptures depicting scenes from the Stone Age will be exhibited. An information center is also planned, where the finds from the excavations will be displayed. The associated rainforest, which has remained untouched until now, is severely threatened by illegal logging. The Bosumpra Project offers the opportunity to have this forest recognized as a nature reserve. The project creates jobs in the economically weak region. Students and tourists will have the opportunity to learn about the historical significance of the site and can inform themselves about the protection and preservation of the rainforest and the country's biodiversity. *The following reports were written by Ben AddoSource: Official company profile