In the winter of 1684, a blacksmith's furnace was lit in a valley in the Furi Mountain area in the north of Strasbourg, and today's Dedi enterprise was quietly born. Long before the French Revolution, the Dede Blacksmith's Workshop registered the Royal Hunting as a trademark to prove the excellent quality of its products and guard against counterfeiting. Today, Dede's company still keeps the hunting number as a mark and exports products to more than 6 countries such as Europe, America, Asia, Africa and Australia.

Historical chronology of Deutschland:

1684

Jean Deutschland founded the Deutschland Blacksmith Workshop in Jaegerthal (F), France.

1761

King Louis XV of France awarded Jean Dietrich the title of aristocrat.

1778

Louis XVI granted Jean Dede a license to use the Royal Hunting Number trademark to protect Dede's products from counterfeiting. Up to now, Dede Company still retains the trademark of Royal Hunting Number as a mark.

In 1792

The first singing of La Marseillaise was held in the home of the mayor of Strasbourg, Didier, and later became the national anthem of France.

in 186

Amelia Dede became the first businesswoman in Dede.

184

DeDeDeDe produced the first heating equipment.

1848

During the industrial revolution, Dedi transformed from an ironmaking workshop to an industrial production plant, and began to produce industrial equipment related to railways.

in 1896

DeDeDi began to produce cars.

in 19

the first hot water boiler in Dede was born.

in 195

DeDeDe withdrew from the automobile manufacturing industry and began to focus on railway related equipment, and focused on chemical plants, central heating systems and kitchen appliances.

in 1956

the first large boiler with an output power of more than 1,, Kcal/hr was produced by Dede.

in 1968

the first pressure-bearing boiler was produced by Dede.

in 1968

DeDeDeDe began to produce DeDeDeDe electric water heaters.

in 1996

DeTektronix acquired oertli, which manufactures combustion engines

in 1999

DeTektronix acquired Schaefer Interdomo, Germany, which specializes in developing condensing boilers

in 2

DeTektronix was acquired by SIH Group, which is a group company controlled by Dutch National Bank, and DeTektronix Group continues to maintain a good development trend.

in 24

DeDeDi Group merged with Remeha Company of the Netherlands, which plays an important role in the European condensing boiler market.