NIPPARTS

The NIPPARTS trade name is owned by the Dutch company Nipparts B.V. It was established in 1982 with the aim to supply spare parts and consumables from the large Japanese manufacturers of auto parts and delivery of parts for Japanese and Korean automobiles in any point of Europe. As from August 2002 NIPPARTS is a member of Kroymans Corporation Group – a leader company in Europe, represented in all fields of the automobile industry with an annual turnover of more than EUR 1.2 mlrds.
Nipparts products:

JB GERMAN OIL

JB GERMAN OIL is a German leader company for production of lubricants established in 1966 by the renowned German motorcycle racer Jurgen Baumgarten. Today JB GERMAN OIL manufactures a wide range of automobile (automobile cars, light and heavy duty trucks), motorcycle (4-stroke and 2-stroke engines) and industrial lubrication materials, inclusive of synthetic, semi-synthetic and mineral oils. All products are ACEA and API certified.

OSRAM

OSRAM was established on 1st July 1919 in Berlin when the three major German companies Siemens& Halske AG, AEG and Deutsche Gas-glühlicht AG (Auer Gesellschaft) decided to combine their efforts in the production and sale of lamps. Siemens& Halske AG made a successful attempt at the creation of an incandescent electric lamp as early as 1880.
Today OSRAM GmbH is 100 % owned by Siemens AG and at the same time is one of the three world leaders in thye production of lamps. OSRAM is a global company with a central office in Munich and nearly 35,000 personnel all over the world. OSRAM has customers in more than 140 countries. Products are manufactured in 54 plants within 18 countries. Every year OSRAM invests 5 % of its turnover in improvement of existing products and creation of new products. The OSRAM trade name was patented on 17th April 1906 and this makes it one of the oldest trade names in the world. It was created with the aim to make a lamp which to emit more and more light. OSRAM is a combination from the names of the materials which were used in the production of lamps – OSmium and WolfRAM (tungsten in English).

NGK plugs

NGK is a world leader in the production of spark plugs with manufacturing plants and representation offices in all parts of the world. In 1936 based on its experience in the ceramic industry in Japan, NGK starts development of high quality spark plugs for the automotive industry. NGK Spark Plugs is now based in all continents - with eight sale centres, 11 plants and 14 offices.