Ludwig Schneider
MEASURING TECHNOLOGOY PIONEERS ON A DIRECT PATH TO THE FUTURE
Since 1910 the name ”Ludwig Schneider“ has been synonymous with the highest quality and precision ”Made in Germany“. Everything started back then with the development of high-quality temperature measuring instruments. Today we are global manufacturers of high-precision measuring technology for temperature and density. Together with our extensive product range and our modern accredited calibration laboratory, we offer our customers an all-round service that is almost unique in the industry.
Thermometers and hydrometers from Ludwig Schneider GmbH & Co. KG are used all over the world and numerous companies rely on the high precision of our instruments. In order to keep on fulfilling this demand in the future we cooperate closely with our customers and suppliers. This results in innovative solutions that convince both technically and economically – today and tomorrow.
PRECISION FROM TRADITION AND INNOVATION
Company founder Benjamin Schneider began developing thermometers as early as 1910. Due to his craftsmanship and wealth of ideas, he was already producing high-quality instruments for leading industrial companies and scientific institutions at that time. His first-class products established his excellent reputation in industry and research. Since then, a growing clientele has placed its trust in the high precision of Schneider.
In 1954, production was relocated to Wertheim. With this move, the cornerstone for modern production plants and further dynamic growth of the company was laid. Even today, the precise determination of temperature and density is one of the most important tasks of measurement technology – not least in environmental protection and energy supply, which have become increasingly important in recent decades.
Then, as now, the common goal is to produce highly precise instruments for measuring temperature and density. A task to which the fourth generation has dedicated itself every bit as much as their predecessors did.
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