OPO
Swiss company founded in 1926 by Oeschger Paul in Oerlikon, operating an online shop for fittings and tools.
Last updated September 10, 2026
Overview
OPO is a Swiss company whose name derives from its founder Oeschger Paul, founded in 1926 in Oerlikon. Its official website operates an online shop for fittings and tools (Beschläge & Werkzeuge). The company marked its 100th anniversary with a dedicated site describing its history, including the entry of Max Oeschger eight years after founding, first exhibiting at the Mustermesse Basel in 1930, and publishing its first catalogue for tools, machines and fittings in 1934.
History
OPO's history began in 1926 with the name Oeschger Paul in Oerlikon, founded on the idea of supporting craftsmen with fittings and tools, knowledge and passion. Max Oeschger was known for visiting customers by bicycle. Eight years after founding, his brother Max joined the company. In 1930 the company first participated as an exhibitor at the Mustermesse in Basel. In 1934 it published its first catalogue for tools, machines and fittings. In 1952 it moved into the newly built site at Land... (text truncated). In 1992 a promotional tour launched SortiLog. In 1996 an extension building was created in Kloten. The company marked its 100th anniversary, describing itself as more than a leading Swiss family business.
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