Responsible
manufacturing.
We make our drills in Lithuania, generate part of the electricity our production needs from the sun, and build tools that last. We reduce our impact on the environment through concrete actions.
The electricity our solar power station is designed to generate each year. All of it is used in drill production.
The capacity of our solar power station, installed with European Union support.
European Union funds for the solar power station. Total project value: €218,100.
Sunlight
for production.
In October 2023 we launched the project "Installation of renewable energy generation capacity at AB Grąžtai" (No. 02-011-K-0255). Its aim is the transition to a climate-neutral economy.
The 200 kW solar power station is designed to generate 175,352 kWh of electricity a year, all of which is used in drill production.
The total project value is €218,100, of which €162,400 comes from European Union funds. Project period: 3 October 2023 – 31 October 2025.
Project newsLess waste.
Longer service.
Responsible manufacturing starts with how we make things – and what we make.
- 01
Solar power station
A 200 kW station: we generate part of the electricity our production needs ourselves, from a renewable source.
- 02
Made in Lithuania
All production takes place in Raseiniai, from hardening the steel to the finished drill. For customers in Lithuania and Europe, our tools travel a shorter way.
- 03
Tools that last
An HSSCo drill can drill 1.5–2 times more holes than an HSS drill, and a worn drill can be resharpened. Fewer discarded tools means less waste.
- 04
Recycle the packaging
Our packaging can be recycled. See below how to dispose of it.
Packaging is
not waste.
Unsorted packaging lasts a long time in landfill: paper about 2 years, tins 90 years, plastic 200 years, jars and bottles as long as 900 years. Once sorted, it becomes a raw material for industry and saves natural resources.
Plastic and metal
Put plastic and metal packaging in the yellow packaging waste containers.
Glass
Put jars and bottles in the green containers.
Paper and cardboard
Put cardboard boxes and paper in the blue containers.
Hand it in
You can also hand in packaging waste at packaging waste collection points.
Return it
Return reusable packaging with a deposit to the seller you bought the product from.
What does the number
in the triangle mean?
A triangle of three arrows turning clockwise means the packaging can be recycled. The number inside it shows the material.
Plastic
Paper and cardboard
Metal
Wood
Fabric and textiles
Glass
Questions about packaging
or how we work?
Write to us – we will be glad to answer.
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