KNAUER develops and manufactures chromatography instrumentation for use in laboratories for tasks such as identification, quantification, and isolation of the components of liquids with complex composition.
Company Description
KNAUER develops and manufactures chromatography instrumentation for use in laboratories for tasks such as identification, quantification, and isolation of the components of liquids with complex composition. To be at the service of the customer has always been a central idea at KNAUER — in this way the company has earned a reputation for delivering high-quality, easy-to-use instruments at a reasonable price. The family-owned business is today managed by Alexandra Knauer, daughter of founder Dr. Herbert Knauer. Ms. Knauer, together with Managing Director Dr. Alexander Bünz, sets the course of the company and continues the tradition of innovation.
Chief Chromatographic Techniques Supported
Markets Served
KNAUER HPLC systems and columns are used in research and development, quality control, and production plant laboratories around the world. Customers are typically governmental and industrial organizations as well as universities. Fields of application include pharmaceutical and medical research, analysis of foodstuffs and petrochemicals, as well as environmental analysis. KNAUER also manufactures most of its product range for numerous OEM partners.
Major Products/Services
Facilities
A staff of 100 employees develops, manufactures, and markets the complete line of KNAUER instruments at the headquarters in Berlin, Germany. KNAUER products are distributed in more than 60 countries through a worldwide network of dealers which receive regular training in Berlin.
KNAUER
Hegauer Weg 38
14163 Berlin, Germany
TELEPHONE
+49 (0)30 809727-0
FAX
+49 (0)30 8015010
WEB SITE
NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES
100
YEAR FOUNDED
1962
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