Salzgitter Mannesmann Forschung GmbH
Benedikt Ritterbach has been serving as the Geschäftsführer at Salzgitter Mannesmann Forschung GmbH since September 2009, where Benedikt is responsible for various research aspects such as innovation management, development, commercial law, and strategic realignment. Prior to this role, Benedikt held key positions at Salzgitter Flachstahl GmbH for over 17 years, overseeing cold rolling mill operations, production planning, restructuring, and investments. With a background in metallurgy and materials engineering, Benedikt has an extensive track record of driving operational excellence and technological advancements in the steel industry.
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Salzgitter Mannesmann Forschung GmbH
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Salzgitter Mannesmann Forschung GmbH is an R&D company. Employing about 300 members of staff at the Salzgitter and Duisburg locations, We conduct in-depth research and development work revolving around the material steel. Our R&D activities concentrate mainly on the following key areas: • The development of new materials and application processes for the manufacture, processing and application of metallic materials • Material and component characterization including testing techniques • Application technology from component design through to metal forming and on to joining technology • Surface technology with refining systems and their characteristics from visual aspects through to corrosion resistance • Automation and testing techniques, as well as the construction of non-destructive testing facilities At the Salzgitter location, the research emphasis is on hot-rolled and cold-rolled products, while activities in Duisburg focus on the tubes, sections and heavy plate areas. Apart from Salzgitter AG companies, the customer roster includes numerous leading corporations from a wide range of industrial sectors such as the automotive industry, machine building and plant engineering, as well as energy engineering and the construction industry.