History

1949 – formal decision to build the factory was issued, the first adopted name was “The M-7 Southern Manufacturing Plant of Electric Motors” in Tarnow 

1952 – initial motors were manufactured, in the first year 9500 pcs were produced 

1955 – for the first time, motors manufactured in Tamel were sold to the foreign customer 

1956 – the annual capacity of 100 000 pcs was reached 

1962 – pursuant to an order of the Department of Industry, company adopted the name Tamel Factory of Electric Motors in Tarnow 

Beginning of the 90s – Tamel was transformed into the joint stock company with state treasury shares 

1995 – he privatization process of FSE Tamel began 

1998 – Tamel joined Invensys Brook Crompton group 

1997-1998 – Tamel developed and implemented the Quality Management System based on the ISO 9001 standard 

2002 – Invensys sold Brook Crompton group to Lindeteves Jacoberg company from Singapore 

2005 – for the first time, Tamel obtained the Baseefa certificate for the production of flameproof EX motors and explosion-proof motors 

2006 – ATB took over the majority of Lindevetes Jacoberg shares 

2008 – Baseefa certificates were transferred from Brook Crompton to Tamel, at the same time factory acquired the right to design flameproof motors 

2010 – ATB took over the majority of Tamel shares 

2011 – Tamel obtained Baseefa certificate for the new product, i.e. flameproof Exde II C motor