US GERMAN QUALITY AROUND THE GLOBE The progress of the steel industry in the past 300 years has influenced life, economy and culture more than ever. The Zapp family has been rooted in these developments since 1701 and has always shown particular interest in novelties. "On the basis of tradition, to pursue the new", wrote Engelbert Zapp Sr. in 1730. This joy in new developments has developed into an essential part of the company's philosophy. 300 years success story 15 locations worldwide in Europe, North Amerika and Asia 1,300 employees working around the world solutions for your applications 33 nationalities worldwide 73 countries supplied worldwide A WORD BY MANAGEMENT We are by your side »In its more than 300 years, the Zapp Group has played a key role in the progress made in the steel industry. Our flexibility to adapt to new situations and to trace new product fields still gives us a leading technological position in the field of high-performance materials and high-precision cold forming. We are proud of the created and existing Zapp – in Germany, Great Britain, Sweden, India, China and the USA. We are close to you on a worldwide level with our locations, service centers and agencies. With our application-specific products, we support you in achieving a smooth production process. In a time like this, when the whole world is struggling with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, reliable business partners are essential. We, the Zapp Group, are there for you and support you with our strength and experience.« DR. STEFAN SENG, CEO 15 LOCATIONS WORLDWIDE EUROPE Ratingen Schwerte Unna Pforzheim Sheffield Sandviken USA Stratford Dartmouth Gurnee Summerville Pearland Santa Fe Springs ASIA Hong Kong Taicang Pune CONTACTS 15 LOCATIONS WORLDWIDE CONTACT DOWNLOADS CERTIFICATES CAREER SAP-LOGIN CALCULATORS NEWS PRODUCT FORMS MATERIALS INDUSTRIES ABOUT US © 2021 ZAPP AG GTC PRIVACY POLICY IMPRINT USE OF COOKIES By using our website, necessary cookies are set. You can find further information in our privacy policy and in our imprint. ACCEPT