On the Right Track from the Start.

Alfred Buck Senior started his own business with the production of turned and stamped parts. Later he retrofits older knitting machines.

Alfred Buck develops a knitting machine with innovative contrarian technology: a revolutionary high-working cycle with low wear.

When the knitting machine market collapsed, Alfred Buck successfully adapted his new knitting technique for the clothing industry.

Alfred Buck builds machines to produce knitted wire mesh for filters and damping elements for the automotive industry.

Graduate engineer (FH) Alfred Ernst Buck, the son of the company founder, joins the company with a great sense of drive.

BUCK refines its technology and optimizes processes to venture into new industries and constantly make new inventions.

A systems supplier to the U.S. automotive industry encourages Alfred Buck to produce in the United States. He embarks on the adventure - with success.

Alfred Buck receives the Environmental Protection Award of the Federation of German Industries in the "Environmentally Friendly Technologies" category.

Alfred Buck is awarded the Business Medal of the State of Baden-Württemberg for his remarkable achievements.

The Buck company develops high-temperature gaskets for the first time. First made of graphite, later additionally made of mica.

A new, modern factory and warehouse plus canteen is being built in Bondorf: plenty of space for new ideas and new employees.

Alfred Ernst Buck's son-in-law Martin Wolz joins the company—his specialty at BUCK: Automatization and processes.

Alfred Ernst Buck's son Markus becomes part of the company. His mission is business development management and marketing.

BUCK receives certifications according to IATF 16949, DIN ISO 9001, and DIN ISO 14000:2015 (environmental management).

BUCK is honored as a Top Innovator by TOP 100 for its outstanding innovation strategy.