The history of our Parent Company, a German manufacturer of a wide range of photochemical active preparations, goes back deep, actually to the beginnings of analog photography. Founded initially in Berlin in 1874, and relocated after World War II to Norderstedt h. Hamburg, the production facilities produced materials for developing images recorded on almost all analog media available at the time: classic photosensitive film, microfilm, cinematographic film, X-ray film and reprographic film.

 

From its inception, Tetenal's Polish subsidiary actively shaped the face of the domestic photographic market, offering not only materials created at the parent company's Norderstedt plant, but also supplying equipment and media from such recognizable manufacturers as EPSON, KODAK, DNP (Dai Nippon Printing) and Industrie UNIBIND (now IEN Industry), placing itself among the most important and preferred business partners of these companies.

 

As part of its territorial expansion, Tetenal's Polish branch expanded its area of operation to include distribution in the neighboring countries of the Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia. Tetenal Polska's high level of competence and intensity of customer service was always determined by a large team of regional sales representatives, who provided the most up-to-date information on the most modern solutions from a wide range of products and services on a daily basis during direct visits. These activities were supported by the company's own service organization, specializing in the repair of mini-labs, thermal-sublimation printers, ink-jet printing labs and photo-kiosks.