Housing
Santox Enclosure Systems expands Wöhr Group
Since the beginning of March, Santox Gehäuse-Systeme has been a 100% sister company of Richard Wöhr, based in Höfen an der Enz.
Founded in 1984 and now part of the Wöhr Group, the company has its own development/design, production, sales and administration departments and is to be retained in its entirety at the Unadingen site in Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald. As part of the retirement succession, Santox was transferred to the managing partners Stefan and Jürgen Wöhr; however, the previous owners Ursula and Peter Hauser will continue to work for the company for some time to ensure a smooth transition.
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