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Building material analysis - Ražotājs Izgatavotājs - Vācija

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  1. FORM + TEST SEIDNER & CO. GMBH

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    For more than 55 years, we have been developing and producing testing machines in the Upper Swabian town of Riedlingen. One of our strengths is the design and production of high-quality special test machines according to individual customer specifications. From the smallest machine with an output of just a few newtons to 10, 000 kN pressure test machines weighing over thirty tonnes, our team of experienced engineers and technicians is able to realise the most demanding designs themselves. Due to our close contact with the leading centres and universities, we are always up to date when it comes to testing technology. Our membership of the Verband Deutscher Maschinen- und Anlagenbau (VDMA), a specialist community for testing machines, guarantees you forward-looking technologies, outstanding quality and reliable service. An independent department deals with the development and adaptation of electronic assemblies on our test machines. There's a focus here on project planning and development according to customer-specific specifications. Hardware is produced by a subsidiary in Switzerland.

  2. MALEKI GMBH

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    Maleki GmbH was founded in Osnabrück in 2007 as a developer and manufacturer of exceptional and environmentally-responsible dry mortar systems for the building, underground construction, agricultural, landscaping and acid-resistant building sectors. As an ambitious, constantly growing company, we want to provide our customers with innovative products offering an environmentally-friendly and more efficient alternative to conventional building materials. In addition to developing high-quality dry mortars, Maleki GmbH has now turned its attention to a wide range of residual materials from other sectors of industry, examining these for their potential use in the construction industry with a view to reducing or, ideally, replacing conventional binding agents such as cement.