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Trace elements

GermanyBonn, Düsseldorf and North Rhine and WestphaliaManufacturer/producer
  1. MIG MATERIAL INNOVATIVE GESELLSCHAFT MBH

    Germany

    We manufacture chromate reduction systems, tin products, defoamers, ventilators, superplasticisers, interior and exterior paints, varnishes, special goods for the pulp and lignin industry and special fertilisers. MIG has diversified into various product levels and is continually developing and producing new technologies, such as energy-saving paint and healthier products, such as trace element fertilisers. The company's other areas of activity include new defoamers and ventilators for the chemical industry. MIG's innovative range of products also extends to new technical products designed to save energy and CO2 and to increase the quality of life in buildings by means of unique paint systems. Our products: Concrete admixtures, tin(II) sulphate, silicon paints, façade paints (protective coatings), mortar additives, air-entraining admixtures for building materials, screed additives, dehumidifying plaster, concrete admixtures, deflocculants for concrete mortar

  2. OXFORD INSTRUMENTS ANALYTICAL GMBH

    Germany

    Oxford Instruments, which was founded as an offshoot of Oxford University, has developed high-tech systems for use in industry and solutions for pure research in physics through to commercially viable nanotechnology. This global company employs over 1900 employees worldwide and is listed on the London Stock Exchange (OXIG). Oxford Instruments offers the right solution for any industrial application, particularly in metal processing and material identification: Optical emission spectrometry for high-performance analysis of alloying and trace elements, nitrogen and carbon, X-ray fluorescence hand-held devices for rapid, mobile and non-destructive materials analysis, laser-induced plasma spectrometry for the fastest sorting of scrap metal and devices based on X-ray fluorescence for measuring layer thicknesses up to the nanometer range.