The company

History

Since our foundation in 1946, we have continued to develop and grow into a leading company in our market segment.

Our history is characterized by innovation, commitment and the continuous search for new opportunities to provide our customers with the best possible support.

Mission

Our mission is to promote the recycling of aluminum scrap and make an important contribution to the circular economy. Thanks to our many years of experience, expertise and high quality awareness, we strive to always provide our customers with high-quality and optimally processed aluminum scrap.

Career

Talented and motivated employees are at the heart of our success. We offer an inspiring work environment where initiative, creativity and collaboration are valued. If you would like to join our team and are ready to shape the future together with us, take a look at our current vacancies and career opportunities.

History

Since our founding by Kurt Horhäuser in Düsseldorf in 1946, we have continued to develop, and today we are proud to handle 55,000 to 60,000 tons of aluminum scrap annually at our two locations.

We originally started out as a small company that collected aircraft and tank parts on the Rhine meadows. Over the years, we have steadily expanded our business area.

After the loss of our founder Kurt Horhäuser Senior in 1983, his wife Ingrid Horhäuser successfully continued to run the company and drive its growth. Her son Kurt Horhäuser Junior and later her son Ralf Horhäuser followed in their father’s footsteps and made a significant contribution to the company’s success.

In May 1999, Grafenberg-Metall St. Ingbert was founded in Saarland.

At the same time, Mr. Volker Tenie was integrated into the company as managing partner.

Under the management of Mr. Tenie, a new location was founded in Homburg in 2002, as the old site had become too small in the meantime.

In the years that followed, we expanded our business, opened new locations and optimized our logistics. Today, we have a 43,000 m² facility in Krefeld and a 10,000 m² hall in Homburg.

By continuously investing in modern technologies and efficient logistics, we are able to offer our customers high-quality products and first-class service.

We look forward to continuing to be your reliable partner in the metal trade in the future.

Mission

Our mission is to promote the recycling of aluminum scrap and make a significant contribution to the circular economy. Based on our many years of experience, expertise and unwavering commitment to quality, we strive to continuously offer our customers high-quality and optimally processed aluminum scrap.

Career

Would you like to become part of a successful and traditional family business with around 60 employees? Are you fascinated by the versatility of metal as a material? Then we would like to welcome you!

With us, you will not only find a workplace, but also a home for your professional development. With state-of-the-art machinery and a dedicated team, we offer you the opportunity to fully utilize your talent and passion. Experience in the metal sector is desirable, but not essential. We believe in the potential of each individual and are happy to support you on your path.

We also attach great importance to a pleasant working atmosphere in which team spirit and mutual support are practiced. Our doors are open to ideas and innovation, because we know that the success of a company is based on the diversity of its employees.

If you are ready to advance your career in a dynamic environment and enrich our team with your commitment, we look forward to receiving your complete application documents. You are welcome to send them to us by post or e-mail.

Become part of our success story and shape your future with us!

Sustainability

The diverse applications of aluminum extend across various industries and play a decisive role in the German economy. Particularly noteworthy is the transport sector, which accounts for almost half of the demand for aluminum. Aluminum is also widely used in the construction sector. A look into the future shows that electromobility and grid expansion for the energy transition will continue to drive demand for aluminum. Aluminum remains an indispensable material that not only contributes to lightweight construction, but is also crucial for the future viability of various industries.

Savings Example calculation:
1 ton of primary aluminum produces 13.5 tons of CO2 equivalent
60,000 tons of primary aluminum thus generate: 810,000 tons of CO2 equivalent

Potential savings approx. 95% (769,500 tons)

60,000 tons of recycled aluminum produce only: 40,500 tons of CO2 equivalent

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