I asked the same question myself a few weeks back. with no fixed destination, one December morning and things seems to be on a stand still due to the coming Christmas holidays, I found myself on a crowded metro headed to an open park (which was near the last stop of the metro - south bound).

Luckily; before i have alighted from the metro, I chance upon a fellow enthusiast - who was kind enough to show me around the (large)park at the said destination.   It was a very interesting walk and among other things, there was matters concerning Rutin.

Rutin - A Distinct Identity
Rutin was founded in 1990 in Dombovar (South-West of Hungary).   Back then; Rutin had started building light to medium structures. Which may include a number of warehouses, industrial storage keeps, logistics facilities and so on.

These days; Rutin is into Design, Fabrication, Assembly and Delivery of structures either for commercial use or purpose, bridges, public buildings for schools and universities, multifunction exhibit halls, FIFA stadiums and they still do factories, assembly plant, office / warehouses and more.

Result Oriented Services
Rutin offers a diversified services grouped into three(3) major categories which include Steel Structures, Steel works and Contracting.

Steel Structures includes services involving design, production with or with-out fabrication and assembly where in the specified specs will depend on what the customer or clients need.

Rutin is not limited to just fabrication related contracts, they are also into Contracting services either as the main contractor or as a partner or sub-contractor handling those very delicate and meticulous task which they excel a lot compared to many out there who just wanted to make quick buck.

Rutin establishes and maintains good relations and strengthen understanding with their clients and customers locally and world wide as well; which in return makes life a whole lot easier - for everybody, that is ...

Steel Fabricated Structures
To adhere to our clients and customers strict requirements for quality and satisfaction.   Rutin centers around four(4) types of fabricated steel structures which where manufactured in Rutin's totally crane-equipped plant with an area of 16,000 sqm.

Rutin is regularly audited to make sure that they complies with their ISO 9001, DIN 15018, DIN 18800 and DIN EN 729-2 standards and certification requirements in order for Rutin to operate in and out of Hungary.

Rutin's four(4) basic type of fabricated steel structures are as follows:

• RUTIN TRUSS
  • lowest specific sqm price technology
  • provides maximum use of work-space and arrangement for needed machines and equipments
• RUTIN EURO
  • low man-work expenditure
  • modern, economical, popular common structures
  • requires higher steel material expenditure but are rapidly producible
• RUTIN METAL
  • man-work expenditure required is less than the average
  • requires high-level technological know-how and capacity
  • has the best material utilizing technology
  • prosperous row-material price
• RUTIN INDIVIDUAL
  • case-to-case basis, completely custom design and build
  • utilizing optimal technological solution as per requirements
  • delivering maximum functionality, beauty in architectural design and economical

Acknowledged Credibility
There are many factors to consider when choosing a partner.   The financial side is one thing but other factors such as trust and confidence of clients and customers towards what have been achieved and delivered.

The people and technology behind Rutin not only speaks for themselves but also the long list of happy and satisfied clients and customers alike.   Meeting the requirements and going beyond by providing timely and helpful support is greatly admired and have been noted by many who deal with Rutin as a company.

Maybe one of these days, I'll fly to Hungary to see, document Rutin in action.   IF, my sources are correct Rutin is currently expanding their horizon and is looking into Asia and Middle East perhaps a partner in the said region - maybe ?


For more info you can write to them at info@rutin.hu or visit their website at www.rutin.hu.

This have been a very interesting find and i look forward to share more ...