Sobre Nosotros — Industrias TAK

our values

Manos trabajando con marcos de madera para joyería o arte en una mesa, con herramientas y un control de calidad.

We face change with courage and adapt to new challenges without losing sight of the family legacy of resilience that defines us. We evolve with the industrial landscape and adjust our operations to meet our customers’ needs.

Adaptability

Building lasting relationships with our employees, customers, and local suppliers has always been an essential part of how we work. Supporting them with a personal and compassionate approach is part of who we are.

Comunity

Un joven y un hombre mayor trabajando en una fábrica, revisando una pieza de madera.

Una mano ajustando una válvula en un equipo mecánico, en un entorno de laboratorio con una pantalla digital en el fondo.

Our clients' success is our success. We approach every project with the same rigor and commitment we would apply to our own, delivering quality and innovation you can count on.

Trust

We turn ideas into real solutions. We innovate with finishes, textures, and processes to achieve distinctive results with character. Our goal is clear: to create something our client’s market has never seen before.

Creativity

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5 generations of creativity and innovation

Since the 1920s, the Beltrán family has forged its own path.

Driven by a strong spirit of innovation and adaptability, they have successfully developed new techniques and solutions generation after generation, expanding their reach into different sectors without losing their family-oriented essence.

Their close relationship with clients and their ability to listen, understand, and create custom finishes define a way of working based on flexibility, precision, and the continuous pursuit of value in every project.

The 20s

José Beltrán Verdú

The Beltrán family’s business history began in the basement of their family home in Petrer, when José Beltrán Verdú decided to make the leap into what was then a booming industry: footwear—more specifically, the manufacture of wooden shoe lasts and heels.

Retrato en blanco y negro de una mujer con peinado corto y vestido formal.

Anuncio de una fábrica de tacones de madera con un dibujo de un tacón en azul, incluyendo información de contacto y dirección en Petrel, en letras en azul sobre fondo blanco.

Folleto antiguo de alimentos en papel de color marrón claro, con dibujo de un cuchillo y logotipo de un teléfono y una corona en la esquina superior derecha.

1940

José María Beltrán Beltrán

A new generation took over under the guidance of José María Beltrán Beltrán. It was the difficult postwar years that shaped the company’s resilience. Despite the scarcity of resources, the entrepreneur was able to recognize the opportunities of the moment—from replacing wood with pressed cardboard to reusing fabrics and tarps that had been discarded by the military after World War II.

Una pareja caminando por la calle en un ambiente antiguo, con varas en las manos, rodeados de otras personas y edificios históricos.

Publicidad antigua de una fábrica de tacos de madera, con el nombre de José Beltrán Beltrán, en Alicante, y la palabra Petrel.

Retrato en blanco y negro de un hombre con cabello oscuro peinado hacia atrás, luciendo un traje formal con una camisa blanca y corbata, sonriendo ligeramente.

1958

José Beltrán Díaz

At the age of 20, José Beltrán Díaz took the reins of the company as the third-generation leader. The young man’s remarkable ingenuity propelled the company into the modern era, as he developed new manufacturing techniques never before seen in the industry, such as plastic injection molding, lined soles, and vulcanized soles, among others.

Joven sonriendo en un exterior con árboles en el fondo, vestido con saco y corbata.

1965

Tacones Beltrán S.L.

The company was reorganized under the name TACONES BELTRÁN, S.L. These were years of growth and innovation. The manager was able to recognize the opportunities of the time, and, together with the hard work of the family and the employees, he led the company to become recognized as one of the leading brands of the era.

Thanks to its ingenuity, the family-owned business took its first steps into the world of special finishes and imitations, making plastic heels look like leather using airbrushing techniques specially designed for that purpose.

Imagen en blanco y negro de un campus universitario con edificios modernos, áreas verdes y una señal con la palabra 'FICIA'.

Varios componentes metálicos y una pieza de máquina dispuestos sobre una superficie, posiblemente partes de un motor o un aparato mecánico.

1985

José María Beltrán Rico · Industrias Tak S.L.

INDUSTRIAS TAK, S.L. was founded by its current manager, José María Beltrán Rico. A revolutionary vision of the technical approaches to manufacturing at the time propelled the family business into the world of surface finishes and injection molding.

Hombre mayor con camisa blanca y joyas, apoyado en una mesa de madera, sonriente, en un ambiente de oficina.

Imagen en blanco y negro de alimentadores automáticos en una fábrica o taller, con maquinaria y tubos visibles.

Dibujo técnico de una máquina de inyección con portamoldes, mostrando componentes y estructura en línea.

the 2000s

Expansion

These were years of growth and expansion that led the company to move to new facilities equipped to meet the challenges ahead. With improved resources, INDUSTRIAS TAK became one of the leading companies in the world of surface finishes. New techniques were introduced, such as pad printing and high-vacuum metallization, which, combined with constant innovation, propelled the family-owned company to unprecedented heights.

Dibujo de una bota de tacón alto en línea, acompañada de instrucciones y dos fotos de botas en diferentes estilos y un par de tacones con un diseño de degradado.

Cabinas de pintado en un taller de pintura

Mano colocando un rollo de papel decorativo con patrón de líneas onduladas en una máquina cortadora.

Silla de comedor de madera con diseño curvado y patas cortas.

2007

Innovation

This period was marked by inventions and patents. In-house developments that helped the company stand out in the market.

Queso en diferentes formas y un envase de yogur, sobre una mesa de madera.

Ilustración de una mujer con ropa deportiva y gafas en un fondo de rayas de colores rosa, rojo y marrón, con la palabra 'IINDUSTRIAS' en la parte inferior y un logotipo con las letras 'T K K' en la esquina derecha.

Plano técnico de maquinaria de pintado y secado, con dimensiones y detalles específicos del diseño.

2016

Diversification

Market needs are changing; this is a time for diversification. All the knowledge acquired in the footwear industry is being applied to new sectors and markets, particularly the furniture, lighting, and automotive sectors..

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Persona usando máscara y guantes, trabajando con una pistola de pintura en un ambiente cerrado.

Manos colocando pequeñas piezas de madera en un tablero de trabajo.

Mano ajustando un dispositivo mecánico con una rueda en un ambiente de trabajo, con una pantalla interactiva en el fondo.

2022

Miguel Ángel Beltrán Gómez

The fifth generation is bringing renewed momentum to INDUSTRIAS TAK under the leadership of Miguel Ángel Beltrán Gómez, the founder’s great-great-grandson. The entrepreneur’s experience, combined with the new member’s enthusiasm, is ushering in a new era.

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Tres personas de pie en una tienda de zapatos, con estanterías llenas de sandalias y zapatos en el fondo.

Dos hombres en una fábrica, uno mayor y uno más joven, revisando documentos o instrucciones.

Creative Expansion

Today, the company is in the midst of a process of creative expansion and market growth. The staff’s experience, the entrepreneur’s ingenuity, and the energy of the younger generations mean that this company has endless opportunities and a bright future ahead.

currently

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Grupo de personas en un entorno de fábrica o laboratorio, todos con ropa azul, algunos con gafas en el cabello, posando para una foto grupal.

Dos hombres en una oficina, uno mayor sentado en una mesa y otro más joven de pie a su lado, ambos sonriendo, en una fotografía en blanco y negro.