News & Events
VALLON degaussing solutions are used worldwide. For more information take a look at our new degaussing brochure.
Mines are still a major threat and claim thousands of victims worldwide every year. On the „International Mine Awareness Day“ the United Nations aim to raise awareness of this deplorable state of affairs.
New Date! Due to COVID-19 we decided to cancel this year’s international Workshop and postpone to next year. The 12th VALLON Workshop will therefore take place from September 27 – 29, 2021.
This year VALLON again participated at the 23rd International Meeting of National Mine Action Programme Directors and UN Advisors (NDM UN) in Geneva, Switzerland.
VALLON is an important partner for the future of component cleaning, providing solutions and expert knowledge in the field of industrial degaussing.
The efforts of our two bee colonies, which have found a new home on the company premises, have already begun to bear fruits.
The Expodefensa is the international exhibition and point of reference in terms of defense and security in the Latin American economies.
During the latest segment of the renowned German news show Tagesschau VALLON Detectors were shown as part of demining efforts in Zimbabwe.
Milipol in Paris is one of the leading internal security fairs with exhibitors from over 50 countries.
At the leading international trade fair for industrial parts and surface cleaning, VALLON will be exhibiting again and provide answers to questions on the topic of degaussing.
From a one-man business to a global player. A look into our company history is worthwhile!
Authentic and convincing - our new films show what distinguishes VALLON.
Our new homepage is the main information platform for our customers and partners: state of the art, informative, and responsive.
Our know-how is in demand! In this case, on the topic of IEDs at an OSCE event in Dushanbe, Tajikistan.
VALLON welcomed more than 130 participants from 29 countries to the 11th international workshop at its headquarters in Eningen.
The VALLON development team supports the University of Zagreb’s METASHAPE project. Its focus is metal detection in difficult soils with the aim of finding affordable detection solutions for humanitarian demining.
