Zauner Romania

With over 350 employees at two locations, Zauner Romania is now one of the largest and most successful industrial plant construction companies in the country. However, it is not only these figures that speak for themselves, but above all the many high-quality projects from the energy sector to the oil industry. With a focus on precise prefabrication away from the construction site and excellently trained teams, our Romanian colleagues support us in many of our international projects.

With this new production site, the entire ZAUNERGROUP is gaining - both quantitatively and qualitatively. Quantitatively, because it has created enough capacity to process major projects throughout Europe. Qualitatively, because it has enabled us to increase our efficiency and speed even further. In addition to the prefabrication of pipelines themselves, the site also focuses on modular pipe racks. Of course, a higher degree of prefabrication also means shorter lead times on the construction site - and our customers really appreciate that.

Progress continues. In other words, the construction work to expand the site in Satu Mare is in full swing in order to keep our capacities fit for the future. Are you interested in what exactly is happening and where we currently stand? You can find regular updates on developments in our news.

In regular training sessions, local workers are trained to become highly qualified welders and pipefitters. Intensive training at an international level is provided in WIG welding (141) for carbon and stainless steel. Our fitter training includes both standard and custom pipe assembly techniques, ensuring precision and adaptability. We also focus on the orbital welding process and offer special advanced training courses in this area to further improve quality, efficiency, and safety.

Orbital welding is a specialized process in which an automated system is used to produce particularly high-quality, uniform welds on cylindrical objects. The pipes, hoses, and fittings thus connected are mainly used in future-oriented industries such as aerospace and semiconductor manufacturing – but also in the pharmaceutical and food and beverage industries.