Phoenix Bell Foundry

Phoenix Bell Foundry founded in 2016 under the name Ars Campana by Julian Hoffmann, we now continue our activities on bell installations and bellfounding by the name Phoenix.

We supply new and used bells, we renovate and maintain bell installations of all types and more

2 of my bells were involved into comemorating King Harald V of Norway today - he died in the early morning hours, aged 8...
28/08/2026

2 of my bells were involved into comemorating King Harald V of Norway today - he died in the early morning hours, aged 89

My condolences to the Royal Family and the people in Norway - Og takk for alt, Deres Majestet!

Yesterday I rang in Sunday at St.Viktor's Basilica in Xanten (The Basilica got no regular evening Service on Saturday, s...
23/08/2026

Yesterday I rang in Sunday at St.Viktor's Basilica in Xanten (The Basilica got no regular evening Service on Saturday, so the bells announce the beginning of Sunday)

A year ago today, my hometown´s Catholic Parish had to bid farewell to St.Jakobus Church - after a final mass, the churc...
25/07/2026

A year ago today, my hometown´s Catholic Parish had to bid farewell to St.Jakobus Church - after a final mass, the church was secularized and is awaiting renovation and modification to become a Caritas center - we closed the church on it´s patronacy feast day.

For the final mass, the bells of St.Jakobus were rung manually - the 2 older bells were once rung by ropes, but this had discontinued a long time ago & the two newer bells were never rung by ropes on a regular basis. As the pastor agreed, I installed ropes for ringing for the final mass, some members of the local congregation had spontanously offered to join me in ringing, so we had enough ringers for all 4 bells.

We rang quite a lot :
- First call to mass (30 minutes in advance)
- Second call to mass (15 minutes before, all 4 bells)
- Ringing of Paulusglocke for the consecration
- Ringing at the last hymn (all 4 bells)
- Solo of the largest bell for the rite of secularization of the Church

My appreciation for all who made this possible :)

The bells were made by Feldmann & Marschel (Münster) and Petit & Edelbrock (Gescher)

Back in 2023, we made a bell for a chapel project in Switzerland 🙂
01/07/2026

Back in 2023, we made a bell for a chapel project in Switzerland 🙂

10/05/2026

My native parish church (St.Vincentius Dinslaken,Germany) ringing after first communion mass.These two bells were home in Christ Church Dinslaken , until it's demolition in 2007.

Meine Heimatpfarrkirche (St. Vincentius in Dinslaken) läutet nach der Erstkommunionmesse. Diese beiden Glocken waren in der Christuskirche in Dinslaken beheimatet, bis zu deren Abriss im Jahr 2007.

La iglesia parroquial de mi pueblo natal (San Vicente de Dinslaken, Alemania), con las campanas repicando tras la misa de la Primera Comunión. Estas dos campanas se encontraban en la iglesia de Cristo de Dinslaken hasta su demolición en 2007.

La chiesa parrocchiale del mio paese natale (San Vincenzo a Dinslaken, Germania), mentre suona dopo la messa della Prima Comunione. Queste due campane erano ospitate nella Christ Church di Dinslaken fino alla sua demolizione nel 2007

L'église paroissiale de mon enfance (Saint-Vincent à Dinslaken, en Allemagne), dont les cloches sonnent après la messe de première communion. Ces deux cloches se trouvaient à l'église Christ Church de Dinslaken jusqu'à sa démolition en 2007.

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Karl/Leisner/Str . 13
Dinslaken
46535

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+4917662180624

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