
Cluttered? No, wait: Tidy. Focused. Multilingual. Online
Belgian French, Belgian Dutch, German, English, News, PolishOur new website is live. And anyone who knows it will notice the difference immediately.
Ewers Body and Vehicle ConstructionEquipment trailer for civil protection: Ewers relies on ecoZINQ
Belgian French, Belgian Dutch, Design & Protection, German, English, PolishA civil protection project in North Rhine-Westphalia.
Anja Rosen, MSACircular Pavilion „kreisl Kiste“
Belgian French, Belgian Dutch, German, English, Polish, circular solutionsCircular pavilion „kreisl Kiste“ on the Domplatz in Münster.
ZINQFrom internship to team
Belgian French, Belgian Dutch, German, English, French, PolishAt ZINQ France, Roza Demir combines legal expertise with genuine closeness to people.
ZINQTraining at ZINQ: Alex is a process mechanic for coating technology
Belgian French, Belgian Dutch, German, English, French, PolishAlex Voigt shows how development and responsibility go hand in hand at ZINQ.
ZINQFrom Working Student to Technical Director
Belgian French, Belgian Dutch, German, English, French, PolishThanks to his student job, Eric was able to gain a lot of practical experience.

At home with ZINQ Metalcynk
Belgian French, Belgian Dutch, German, English, PolishRafał Nowicki has been working at ZINQ for more than 10 years.
Anna SingerReuse: Furniture from exhibition walls
Belgian French, Belgian Dutch, German, English, Polish, circular solutionsOut-of-service stainless steel gratings were transformed into new pieces of furniture for the museum garden through reuse and surface coating by ZINQ.
ZINQ_Gerd_KaemperSTEEL.DAY sets impulses for more circularity in construction and industry
Belgian French, Belgian Dutch, German, English, French, PolishOver 100 representatives from industry, construction, science, and politics discussed greater circularity in construction and industry.
ZINQFrom exhibition wall to lounge chair: a reuse project with history
Belgian French, Belgian Dutch, German, English, News, PolishDurable furniture for the museum garden is created from old stainless steel grating – a concrete example of lived circular economy.



