De Dietrich Brand History

The history of the company De Dietrich began in 1684, when Jean Dietrich bought a smithy in Jaegerthal. In 1761, his grandson, receives nobility from Louis XV and becomes one of the most powerful men of Alsace and creates his industrial empire from forges.

In 1778, Louis XVI awards Jean de Dietrich with a registered trademark in the form of a hunting horn to protect products from fakes. Today, this De Dietrich logo is a symbol of the highest quality.

In the industrial era, the company De Dietrich meets engaged in large-scale production of iron and iron, modernizing its smithies in metallurgical and mechanical shops.

Since 1896 the company De Dietrich has started to manufacture cars, and since 1902 hires the robot Ettorio Bugatti.

In the early 20th century, De Dietrich completed the production of cars, and completely switched to the production of machine-building equipment, equipment for railways, equipment for the chemical industry, and heating appliances.

In the early 20th century, De Dietrich completed the production of cars, and completely switched to the production of machine-building equipment, equipment for railways, equipment for the chemical industry, and heating appliances.

In 1996, the company De Dietrich purchased the OERTLI burner factory, and begins production of gas and liquid fuel burners De Dietrich. With the purchase of Schaefer Interdomo in 1999, the production of condensing boilers De Dietrich begins.

Since 2008, De Dietrich has been actively developing a new direction - renewable energy sources, having joined the manufacturer of heat pumps group DFM, better known under the name SOFATH

 In a recent 2009 year, De Dietrich reunites with Baxi and creates a new group of BDRThermea companies, which will soon become a new leader in the market of innovative heating technology.