Memmert knows exactly, what users from the industry need. Read here, which technological details make a Memmert heating oven, vacuum drying oven or climate chamber uniquely precise, reliable and efficient.
We are dedicated to good taste. In order to ensure the unrivalled reliability and precision of Memmert incubators, ovens and climate chambers we develop and manufacture all vital components ourselves. Read more on Memmert’s solutions for the food and beverage industry on our special application page.
Storing sensitive sensors in a climate chamber with a maximum temperature deviation of 0.2 K? Reducing your process times during vacuum drying to an optimum? Ensuring interruption-free long-term testing? Running experiments with defined air exchange rates? Our industrial applications special introduces suitable appliances as well as case studies.
It is our passion for details that determines the outstanding quality of our temperature control appliances. And due our unconditional focus on the requirements of the customers Memmert appliances have been regulars in the labs of the pharmaceutical industry and life sciences for decades now. You’ll find corresponding case studies and appliances on this page.
Not all tins are alike. At least not according to Hoffmann Neopac, Swiss specialist for pocket packs made of metal or metal and plastic. Lasting quality is the most important thing when it comes to product innovation. That is why metal tins are tested thoroughly in a Memmert constant climate chamber HPP.
In general, humans and animals are highly adaptable. A healthy body adjusts to changes in environmental conditions and food sources without major problems.
For many years, the innovative Nuremberg company S+S Regeltechnik has been one of the German manufacturers who have been setting the pace in the development of sensor technology. The precise adjustment of sensors for temperature and humidity measurements and for the humidification of the sensor elements at...
Memmert has become rather enamoured with the honey bee. Consequently, for this reason and indeed many other reasons, we are supporting the Hobos project. This exciting project aims to bring this wonderful creature, which is irreplaceable to our planet, closer to both schoolchildren and students throughout the world.
At the Labelexpo 2009 in Brussels, visitors to the trade fair stand of the Swiss Cham Paper Group experienced live, through the glass doors of a constant climate chamber how the new, environmentally-friendly backing paper Silico Premium stayed dimension-stable, even at different levels of humidity.
A research project of the Institute for Musical Instrument Making at the TU Dresden in Zwota and the Institute for Wood and Paper Technology at the TU Dresden shows: Thermally modified timber, that is artificially aged wood, can considerably reduce storage times and costs.
The Fraunhofer-Institut für Keramische Technologien und Systeme [Institute for Ceramic Technologies and Systems] IKTS Dresden looked into the question, whether humidity has an effect on the source materials and intermediate products during manufacture of carbides for machine tools and tool making.
