QSIL Ceramics is investing four million euros in Auma-Weidatal!

QSIL Ceramics is investing four million euros in Auma-Weidatal!

Auma-Weidatal, Thüringen, Deutschland - In Thuringia something happens! QSIL Ceramics GmbH, known for your first-class porcelain and ceramic production, has a lot of polish up in Auma-Weidatal. A new extension with a proud 1,200 square meters was inaugurated, a message that was ceremoniously announced by the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Secretary of Economics Mario Suckert. With an investment volume of around four million euros, the company is not only growing on growth, but also sustainability through the construction of clean rooms for dust -free production.

A very special highlight is the newly put into operation, which was funded by the Federal Ministry of Economics. The aim is to reduce CO2 emissions and produce more environmentally friendly. As an important employer in the region, QSIL Ceramics employs over 200 employees and has an impressive story of more than 100 years in the industry.

technological innovations and new products

But QSIL Ceramics does not rest on the laurels. Exciting innovation projects are also initiated with the new location. The series for technical ceramics is now specifically optimized for the areas of measurement technology, sensor technology and aerospace industry. Here is particularly on non-Isotherm's blank presses to produce highly constant LED lighting optics. This is characterized by their resistance to extreme temperatures and UV radiation, as QSIL-CERAMICs.com explains.

In order to reduce production costs and increase the quality, a change from conventional steel shapes to new ceramic and refractory materials is sought. The previous attempts have already shown that the service life of the new tools is considerably higher, which not only increases efficiency, but also brings the accuracy to impressive values: P-V = 2 μm and a repeatability of ± 0.3 μm.

Strengthening the Thuringia's innovation location

Thuringia benefits from a strong combination of tradition and the most modern infrastructures, such as tridelta-campus.com emphasizes. The Thuringian innovation cluster of ceramics (Thick) creates an excellent environment for companies such as QSIL Ceramics thanks to its synergy effects in the region. Due to the close cooperation with the sensor industry, companies are offered optimal conditions for research and development. This shows how important the connection between tradition and the latest technology is to position the region as the center for ceramic innovations.

With these developments, QSIL Ceramics not only clearly places itself, but also the entire Thuringian location on sustainable legs. Further investments in research and development as well as the extraction of new talents and specialists are the key to remain competitive in the future and to meet the challenges of the market. It remains exciting which innovative solutions from the landscape of ceramic technologies will emerge in the coming years!