Introduction of a new, modern production management system

Renovation of the Quality Control Office

Installation of an own developed single-purpose machine and purchase of Mitutoyo BH305 coordinate measuring machine

Renovation of the factory hall, complete roof and window replacement

Implementation of a new office area and purchasing of a Matrix Max automatic tool dispenser

Purchase of machinery

The first CNC slide lathes funded from subventions have arrived

Teljes műhely belső felújítás. Műgyantázás és festés

In 1996 Instrum Kft. purchased a new site. Production is currently done here.

In December 1989 Mr. György Szilágyi established Instrum Kft.

György Szilágyi was born on 13 December 1939, on Saint Lucy's Day, in Tököl. He attended primary school in his native town. He received his secondary school leaving certificate from the Piarist High School in Kecskemét. Kecskemét was an important milestone in his life. He later returned there as a businessman, since one of his greatest clients was SZIM Kecskemét, then Knorr-Bremse (with its local representative headquartered in the same city). On 7 June 1958, he received his secondary school leaving certificate, and starting from 23 June 1958 he was already working at Csepel Automobile Factory (CSA) (Budapest). He immediately endeavored in several activities: was a full-time employee, enrolled in a vocational training school (lathing specialty), and became a key figure of the Basketball Team of CSA. By 1961 he was already a skilled latheman.

From 1963 to 1965 he studied at the Metallurgical Technical High School, but due to his long-term illness and family problems, and after the High School moved from Budapest to Dunaújváros, he failed to get a diploma. However, the knowledge acquired during the two years study remained in his head. His first job at CSA was also decisive. He worked in several fields, e.g. lathing, technical drawing, material testing, and also worked on innovation projects related to power-assisted steering (servo-control). He learned everything he could beneficially use in his later business. The professional literature was in his mind, and the physical skills in his hands. A real handyman, who knew the behavior of materials, the working principle of machinery and electric motors, who also loved and enjoyed working with wood. He made a boat, beds and cabinets for himself and his family. His hobby was not only woodworking, fishing, previously sports, but lathe machining was also his favorite pastime activity. He shared his knowledge with other people. Whoever recognized his helpful, forward-looking teachings, could still benefit from them.

He innovated, invented and implemented. 'He created.'

He established Instrum Kft. in December 1989, which he managed until December 2006.