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Kalkhoff
From a quick look it’s probably 135mm qr. Which was pretty standard before Through Axel came along. Should be some out there eg: https://www.condorcycles.com/collections/disc-hubs/products/condor-supremacy-quick-release-rear-disc-hub. Can also run an adapter (some hubs come with) to change from TA to QR. TA is by far the most common solution now
But be careful what you do for, most modern road and mtb hubs are not interchangeable when fitting a cassette but some of the older stuff (think 10 speed and less) is. If you’re building it up with a road based groupset (105/ultegra etc) then just make sure you get hubs thst for a road cassette vs mtb.