You’ve probably already scanned through the ‘ABOUT US’ and ‘PRODUCTS’ tabs,
and there’s a thought starting to form in the back of your mind.
Now, get ready for more!
Austrian economist Joseph Alois Schumpeter knew exactly what he was doing when he introduced and described the concept of ‘innovation‘ (Latin: innovatio – renewal) in 1911. But he couldn’t have predicted that just 85 years later, it would become an everyday reality for AN-KOM.
creating new, even better lightning protection products
using cutting-edge technologies and proprietary production methods
discovering and developing new markets where others have yet to see potential
sourcing and testing materials that were once considered the stuff of the future
Of course, none of this would be possible without the true pioneers of innovation: our dedicated team of engineers and technicians from:
At AN-KOM, we’ve taken this message to heart. Since the company’s founding in 1996, we’ve focused not only on harnessing talent and maintaining unwavering professionalism but also on investing in cutting-edge production technology. This allows us to implement ever more efficient and safer lightning protection systems – the kind
we and our customers have always dreamed of.
This illustrates just how tedious and time-consuming the process is before an innovative product can be brought to market.
Moreover, today’s stringent safety standards mean that even the most resourceful companies
need the support of the scientific community.
At AN-KOM, we fully understand this, which is why for years we have collaborated with the top scientific institutions in Poland. This ensures the quality of our products is validated and documented with certifications.
Bringing new products and solutions to market that set trends is a long process, lasting until the best performance is achieved through rigorous testing in various conditions.
Our collaboration with scientists, designers, and manufacturers has led to significant improvements, enhancing the safety and performance of our new products while providing even better protection for structures. These advancements include: