Fichet-Bauche is a brand of safety deposit box and safety deposit box with its origins in France. It specializes in products that offer theft protection and/or certified fire protection. This brand is sold widely and marketed in France, Spain, Portugal, Italy and French-speaking countries in Africa. Fichet-Bauche is a brand owned by Gunnebo Security Group.
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Born February 7, 1799 in Etrepilly, France, Alexandre Fichet opened a locksmith in Paris in 1825 at the age of 26. He enrolled his first patent in 1829 for a safety lock and a further patent followed in 1834 and 1836.
Shortly after, Fichet set up a small workshop in Paris and began expanding into the manufacture of safes. In 1840, he made his first modern fire safe made entirely of steel and used the now famous Fichet keys and keys. When production went beyond the workshop, Fichet built a factory in Monceau in Paris, followed by the second and third in Lyon and Marseille.
Fichet died in 1862 at the age of 63 and his business often changed hands from Loius and Apolline Bonnet, to Monsieur Charlier, the workshop manager, and then to the businessman, Monsieur GuÃÆ' Â © not and Monsieur Pinot.
In 1879, the Fichet company built its first bank storage room with a safe and leased storage locker. New factories are opened one after another, especially in Oust-Marest in the Somme area where security locks are made. The factory is supported by the nearby "Fichet Village" and by a factory in Creil that creates a bank safe.
On the eve of World War I, Fichet's general partnership became a limited partnership, and was under the management of Jacques Bournisien and Marcel Beau. A factory was established at Sens in 1917 and two years later branches opened around the world, including Italy, Argentina, Spain, Belgium, Romania, and Brazil.
The company was able to expand the security of its clients and install its first alarm and industrial control network in 1926. The day before World War II, Bournisien died, leaving Beau to run the company. He is assisted by Monsieur Nadaud, the husband of the grandson of Alexandre Fichet.
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In 1864, Auguste-Nicolas Bauche, a refractory expert, began producing safes and set up his first production plant in Gueux, near Reims in France. In 1867, Gueux's workshops became too narrow. The factory was transferred to Reims with more modern workshops incorporating the current technological breakthrough: cemented furnaces for extreme hardening of certain steel surfaces.
This has led to major advances in safeguard safes that can be offered. In 1879, Bauche demonstrated the efficacy of the vault with a live demonstration and several thousand franss appeared intact from the safe after repeated fires. Then the discovery of "iron" is safe, both fireproof and layered steel, in 1895 actually made the name Bauche.
Bauche expanded with the creation of a factory in FeuquiÃÆ'¨res. At the beginning of World War I in 1914, and the factory fell into the hands of the Germans who, at their retreat in 1918, tore down the building to the ground. After that, the ruins were rebuilt and production and research resumed.
In 1924, Bauche created a new welding torch test, a new technology focus that will be used for years to come. Working for the national defense ministry, the factory was demolished once more by Germany in 1940 and four years later partly reconstructed as a repair workshop for American tanks. Companies must wait until the war is over before the factory is rebuilt.
Making Fichet-Bauche
In 1967, Fichet and Bauche joined. The newly baptized Fichet-Bauche company focuses on safes, safe storage lockers, safes and locks. The company headquarters was moved to Clamart in VÃÆ'Ã… © lizy and, in parallel, a new factory was built in Carignan for the production of fireproof safes.
The Fichet-Bauche Group was also expanded internationally during the late 1960s and 1970s. A factory designed to manufacture safes doors and safes was built in Barcelona and new offices opened in Argentina, Brazil, Portugal, Malaysia and Hong Kong.
Gunnebo Security Group
In December 1999, Fichet-Bauche was acquired by Gunnebo Security Group. With its factory in Bazancourt, Marne company remained under its own name until 2007, when it fully merged into Gunnebo, and it became one of a number of Gunnebo brand safes and safes.
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Reception
Writing in L'Union Ardennais, Guillaume Flatet commented that the Fichet-Bauche factory rejected the economic crisis and its safe-keeping thief, describing his visit as a rare glimpse into a quiet but well-performing business.. Safe Specialist Mike Palmer, writing on Insurance Surveyors.org, notes that Gunnebo has acquired major brands including Chubb as well as Fichet Bauche and John Tann, the world's first safe maker; Chubb and Fichet Bauche survive only as a brand, and the name John Tann disappears, with the comment "How the giants are falling...".
Monocle magazine describes Gunnebo having "key ownership" including "French key maker giants Fichet-Bauche".
References
External links
- Official website
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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