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About
FRITSCH
FRITSCH is one of the leading manufacturers of application orientated
laboratory instruments. Fritsch instruments are used throughout the
world for sample preparation and particle size analysis in industrial
and research laboratories.
Idar-Oberstein is where Fritsch's business was founded. It is
internationally famous as the "German centre for Precious Jewellery"
and so it was no surprise that in 1920 when the company started up it
was involved in gem stone engineering.
In the 1960s FRITSCH began to develop their reputation as a specialist supplier of sample
preparation equipment for chemical analysis and particle sizing
instruments by taking out world wide patents on two instruments, namely,
the planetary ball mill and gravity air classifier (after Professor
Rumpf). This was followed in 1985 by the first convergent laser beam
particle-sizer and in 1996 by the electromagnetic sieving/screening
machine with its own reproducible vibration control system. At the same
time they introduced the first single station planetary ball mill.
LMS is
the authorized agent/representative for the following range of FRITSCH
instruments (click to expand/collapse list):
- Milling
- Particle Sizing
- Dividing and Feeding
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