Silingen Group

Name: Silingen Group
Address: Tadeusza Kościuszki 61A, Mikołów, Mikołow, 43-190, PL
Telephone: +48788245113

Strona główna
Polska
Mikołow
Silingen Group

Silingen to rodzinna firma skupiająca wokół siebie kilka grup przedsiębiorstw.

Główna siedziba zlokalizowana jest w Niemczech, a dział handlowy i produkcja znajdują się w Polsce.Gama produktów obejmuje brykiety i lance do palenia.

24/04/2026

🎨 ART OF STEEL | Character shaped in raw form
📍 Albacete, Spain
On the streets of Albacete, Don Quixote appears — this time forged in steel, not words. Not as a classic literary figure, but as a bold, metal interpretation embedded in the region’s landscape.

Welded, raw steel plates — with sharp, irregular edges — build a deliberately simplified, almost sketch-like silhouette. It’s a form that doesn’t replicate detail, but captures the spirit of the character through the material itself.

Such works belong to the tradition of arte en hierro, characteristic of Castile-La Mancha, where steel and iron become tools for storytelling — stripped of excess, yet rich in expression.

➡ In the series, we explore how metal gives new form to classic stories. Do you see a knight in this steel — or abstraction? 👇

22/04/2026

Steel doesn’t disappear.
It changes form. It moves through processes. It returns when handled the right way. On Earth Day, it’s worth looking at materials from a different perspective.

At SILINGEN, we work with steel that has already proven its value, transforming it into controlled, process-ready material for metallurgy. Not everything needs to start from raw extraction to meet the highest standards.

In metallurgy, it’s not just about where material comes from, but how precisely it is prepared for what comes next.

17/04/2026

🎨 ART OF STEEL | Rhythm of steel in motion
📍 Karlštejn, Czech Republic
In the picturesque surroundings of Karlštejn, near Prague, an extraordinary sculpture of a knight on horseback draws attention - dynamic, yet built from precisely arranged elements.

The work was created by Vladimir Hanzal, who gives steel a distinctive expressive dimension. The form is constructed from bent steel strips, layered in a characteristic “ribbon-like” style. As a result, the structure remains open - light passes through it, and the silhouette shifts depending on the viewer’s perspective. It is a composition that balances mass and lightness at the same time.

➡ In the series, we explore how steel connects craftsmanship with imagination, creating forms that live within space.

16/04/2026

Progress doesn’t always happen in the spotlight.

Sometimes, it takes place on the shop floor — during tests, iterations, and quiet refinement.

This April, our team has been working on a new generation of metallurgical briquettes during test series in France.

We’re expanding our product range.
Carefully. Precisely. With purpose.

Because in metallurgy, every detail matters — long before a solution is ready for industrial use.

(from left to right: Thomas Gorzelik, Jaroslaw Jarek, Jacky Gorzelik, Grzegorz Kepka, Michael Gorzelik)

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10/04/2026

Today, on International Safety Pin Day, it’s hard not to appreciate something so simple.
A safety pin. Small. Almost unnoticed. 🧷

And yet, it has “saved the day” more times than we’d probably like to admit.

The scale in metallurgy may be entirely different - but the principle remains the same:
👉 Predictability matters.
👉 Materials must do exactly what they are expected to do.

Because whether we’re talking about a safety pin or a furnace charge - steel performs best when it can be trusted.

09/04/2026

Not everything that enters the furnace begins in a steel plant.
Sometimes, it starts… on the road.
A worn-out tire. Miles of history. A material once considered waste.
And then: recovery → processing → briquette → steel.
👉 1 ton of HDSB equals steel recovered from around 500 tires.

At SILINGEN, we see more than recycling in this.
We see where the industry is heading.

03/04/2026

📍 Toronto, Canada
Between the Eyes (1990) by Richard Deacon shows how steel can move far beyond function—into pure expression. Locals sometimes call it a “double egg whisk.”
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With Easter around the corner, the association feels surprisingly accurate. Because whether in art, engineering—or holiday baking— it all comes down to precision, balance and structure. 🐤

At SILINGEN, we know that in the right hands, steel can take almost any form.

02/04/2026

Happy Easter and Steady Progress!☀️🐣
A time for renewal — in nature and in every process we build.

27/03/2026

🎨 ART OF STEEL | Geometry in Motion
📍 English Bay, Vancouver, Canada
Along the shores of English Bay, in Sunset Beach Park, Bernar Venet’s installation “Arcos” rises with quiet confidence against the open sky. Formed from monumental steel arcs, it introduces a precise, almost mathematical rhythm into the ever-changing landscape of sea, sand, and horizon.

Each curve suggests effortlessness, yet reveals a deep understanding of force, balance, and material behavior. Steel moves beyond its structural role here
— becoming a language of tension, control, and refined expression. Set against the shifting light of the Pacific coast, the work evolves throughout the day, engaging both space and perception in subtle, continuous ways.

➡ In the series, we explore how steel defines not only structures, but the way we experience space.

26/03/2026

Quality is not declared. It is verified.
At SILINGEN, we have successfully completed the ISO 9001:2015 recertification, confirming that our processes meet strict international quality standards for the next three years.
But certification is not the goal.

It is the result of what matters most in industrial operations:
✔ repeatability
✔ stability
✔ process control

The certificate is valid until March 28, 2029, with ongoing audits ensuring that quality is continuously maintained — not assumed.
Because in metallurgy, consistency is not a promise.
It is a system.

20/03/2026

🎨 ART OF STEEL | Motion captured in metal
📍 Kongens Have, Copenhagen, Denmark
In the historic Royal Garden surrounding Rosenborg Castle,
a dynamic sculpture of cyclists brings a sense of movement
into a space shaped by centuries of calm and symmetry.

Created in a contemporary outdoor style, the sculpture is often associated with weathering steel (corten), whose natural patina evolves over time. This living surface not only protects the material but also deepens its visual dialogue with the surrounding greenery and changing seasons.

Set in Denmark’s oldest royal garden, the installation bridges tradition and modern expression — showing how steel can translate movement, emotion, and everyday life into lasting form.

➡ In our series, we explore places where steel captures the energy of the world around us.

19/03/2026

Our HDSB briquette production equals the mass of over 5,000 large communications satellites. Space technology demands absolute parameter control. Metallurgy operates at a different scale - with the same zero tolerance for error.

Material stability. Process repeatability. No compromise. Because whether you operate in orbit or inside a furnace - deviation is not an option. At SILINGEN, consistency isn’t a target. It’s the baseline.

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Tadeusza Kościuszki 61A, Mikołów
Mikołow
43-190

Telefon

+48788245113

Strona Internetowa

https://silingen.eu/

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