“Our metal is stainless steel.”
This motto describes the field of activity of Hesta GmbH. Since our founding in 1993, we have been exclusively involved in the processing of stainless steels.
Our services include all stainless steel work, including in combination with glass.
Thanks to our many years of experience with this material, we are a competent partner for fulfilling the wishes of our clients.
Company history
The business idea was to be able to guarantee potential customers from the food and pharmaceutical industries that the required components were manufactured separately from conventional steel processing. This ensured that there was no risk of contact or flash rust corrosion.
As early as the mid-1990s, a significant trend toward construction products made of stainless chrome-nickel steels was emerging in the construction industry. Since the company founder had trained as a construction fitter, it was a logical step to serve this market accordingly.
Today, Hesta GmbH sees itself as a stainless steel manufacturer.
Fifteen specialists manufacture custom designs for the most demanding requirements.
The portfolio ranges from components for the food industry, designs for sewage treatment plants, special components and welded structures, canopies, railings, etc. for builders, complex facade elements, to highly polished special elements for luxury yachts with the highest aesthetic standards.
In August, Markus Hemesath founded the company Hesta Edelstahl und Blechverarbeitung (Hesta Stainless Steel and Sheet Metal Processing). Even back then, the company's motto was “Our metal is stainless steel.”
At the beginning of the 2000s, this became Hesta GmbH, with Markus Hemesath as sole managing owner.
Since October 10, 2018, Mr. Walter Jansky has been involved as a managing partner alongside Markus Hemesath.
Certifications
We bear the “Stainless Steel” seal of quality from the Trademark Association.
We are a certified welding company in the field of stainless chrome-nickel steels.
DIN EN 1090 EXC 2
Welding processes
- 135 – MAG – Metal active gas welding
- 136 – MAG – Flux-cored wire welding
- 141 – TIG – Tungsten inert gas welding
- 783 – Spot welding
Base materials
- 4301, 1.4307, 1.4401, 1.4404, 1.4541, 1.4571 according to EN 10088
- 4462 (duplex) according to EN 10088-2