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Products Temperature Control Systems
From Freezing Cold to Red Hot, We Offer Temperature Control Systems from -95 °C to +400 °C
180 pages of innovative and robust temperature control solutions for working temperatures ranging from -95 °C to +400 °C more
Identifying increased body surface temperature through thermography.
Reliable: 1280 x 960 pixel resolution and extremely good thermal sensitivity. ✓ Secure: Alarm signal indicates individuals with elevated body surface temperatures. ✓ Easy: A high operating convenience and assistance functions facilitate the measuring process. more
News Temperature Control Systems
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LAUDA declared World Market Leader
LAUDA DR. R. WOBSER GMBH & CO. KG has once again been declared World Market Leader Champion in the field of "Constant Temperature Equipment and Systems for Precise Temperature Generation". This is the fifth award in a row for LAUDA. The family-owned company has been represented in the World Market L more
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Huber again invests in the future
At the beginning of December, Peter Huber Kältemaschinenbau AG marks the official start of construction for another expansion of its headquarters in Offenburg-Elgersweier with a ground-breaking ceremony. Having recently completed the new administration building, the family business is now investing more
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New brand image for LAUDA
LAUDA is a global leader in precision temperature control in medical technology, material testing, bio-technology, laboratories, research and production. A new corporate design is intended to portray the uncompromising quality and comprehensive expertise of LAUDA all over the world. The company imag more
White papers Temperature Control Systems
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From Glass Thermometer to Highly Dynamic Temperature Control Technology
The first glass thermometers were relatively primitive devices. Equipped with fixed contacts, they were capable of only limited interaction with a more
