He had the product lines reworked, turned the attention to the newest technology, and -new to the industry- design. KG, IKA engineering in 1980, took over corporate management in 1991. René Stiegelmann Jr., who had joined the management board of Janke & Kunkel GmbH & Co. In 1965 the company moved to a generous new building in the industrial area of the city. IKA thrived and soon the factory buildings in downtown Staufen became too tight. The name came from the initials of the company Janke & Kunkel. The all-around revived program first went by the name IKA during the most important international trade show, the ACHEMA, which took place again in 1950. The company therefore was able to avoid dismantling and to continue production on a limited scale in times of a material shortage.Īfter the Currency Reform of 1948, Janke & Kunkel welcomed the economic miracle years with a modernized and expanded product line. quickly established good relations with occupation authorities. As a French national, René Stiegelmann Sr. In April of 1945, shortly before the war ended, Staufen was occupied by the French. They rented buildings and, with the help of the Cologne crew, began building lab equipment again. As Cologne was not expected to be fully rebuilt anytime soon, the partners decided to start from scratch in Staufen in South Baden. Numerous machines were destroyed, all administrative papers and technical drawings burned. The Janke and Kunkel families left the business in 1937.ĭuring the “Night of 1000 Bombers” on May 31st, 1942, the Janke & Kunkel KG office and production rooms, along with large parts of Cologne, were reduced to rubble. Herbert and Wilfried Leiberich joined the management board in 1929 René Stiegelmann Sr. The bestsellers back then were a quick-electrolysis stand, lab stirrers, hotplates, and a calorimeter for calorific value determination of fuel. Janke and Kunkel survived WWI and the following years of inflation and economic crisis by consistently offering new products and ideas. Labs, pharmacies, and hospitals were their principal customers. That’s where businessman Curt Janke and pharmacist Max Kunkel founded the “Handelsgesellschaft pharmazeutischer Bedarfsartikel Janke & Kunkel OHG” on January 1st, 1910. IKA Works had its beginnings in Cologne’s historic district. Today IKA employs more than 800 people in eight locations on four continents. There it quickly became the world’s leading company for laboratory technology as well as dispersing, stirring and kneading machines. Founded in 1910 as a supplier for pharmacies and hospitals, the company left bombed-out Cologne for Staufen im Breisgau in 1942. KG in Staufen can now look back on a century of company history. Standard Unwrapped Cycle Time: 32 min.(1) Packet of Chamber Brite Powdered Autoclave Cleaner.(1) Printer Paper (For Optional Printer).Tuttnauer 3870EA Large Capacity Fully Automatic Autoclave.Supplied with a 3 shelf stand (30”Wx36”Dx34”H).Insufficient water detector with automatic shut-off.Cycle information recovery in the case of power failure or cycle interruption.Interdependent temperature and pressure monitoring.Program and customize cycle parameters to suit your needs and maximize flexibility.Easy-to-use, single touch control system increases productivity.Rapid cycles optimize the availability of ready-to-use sterile instruments.Hepa filter 0.2 µm air filter (replaceable).Closed door active drying system to maintain sterility and ensure efficient drying of packs and pouches.15"x 30" chamber accommodates longer instruments or a large number of small instruments. Perfect for multi-doctor practices, clinics or surgery centers. Features a closed door active drying system. Our largest automatic table top autoclave. For a comparable product, click here for the Tuttnauer 3870EAP Large Capacity Fully Automatic Autoclave (w/ Printer).
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