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TQS - A young company with a long tradition
In 1910 the company was founded in Berlin as Deutsch-Englische-Quarzschmelze GmbH. Mainly fused silica products were produced for various applications in the then still young and prospering chemical industry.
In 1957, the company relocated to Mainz and was managed there until 1965 as a joint venture of TSL - Thermal Syndicate Ltd. (England) and Jenaer Glaswerke Schott+Genossen (Germany).
In 1965 - in the meantime a wholly owned subsidiary of the TSL Group - the company moved its headquarters to Wiesbaden and from then on operated under the name TQS - Thermal Quarz-Schmelze GmbH.
From this time on, the main focus in Wiesbaden was on the continuous development of infrared quartz emitters and components made of optical quartz glass. Great importance was always attached to close cooperation with customers. Many new developments and improvements could thus be brought to success together over the years.
In 1988, the entire TSL Group was taken over by the French Saint-Gobain Group.
From 2000, the Wiesbaden-based company operated under the name Saint-Gobain Quartz GmbH, Wiesbaden.
In 2009, in the course of a management buyout, the company was able to give itself a legally independent framework under the still well-known logo TQS – Technical Quartz Solutions GmbH -.
The last step in the long history of TQS® took place at the beginning of 2015, when the Frankfurt-based export company VS Technical Supplies GmbH acquired 100 percent of the shares in TQS®.
Today, Mr. Volker Schmidt is responsible for the management.

In 1904 Armand Marseille from St. Petersburg founded the company manufacturing porcelain heads for dolls. Several years later production shifted to technical ceramics.
In 1913 the company was sold to Siemens - Schuckert AG in Berlin Siemensstadt.
Due to the ever increasing requirement for electricity in the 1920s the demand for technical porcelain for insulation and isolation applications rose significantly.
The introduction of new materials, like Steatite, and the expansion of capacity ensured the manufacture of more complex products. The plant in Neuhaus-Schierschnitz specialized in Steatite in 1958. Between 1965 and 1969 it was merged with the plants in Sonneberg and intergrated with the Kombinat Keramische Werke Hermsdorf.
The company was taken over by a trusteeship in 1989 and restructured into the stock company Tridelta AG. In 1993 the electro-ceramic production was outsourced and WWS Keramik Neuhaus GmbH was founded by means of a Management-Buy-Out.

We are a company with 91 years of experience in electronic measurement instruments manufacturing.
We are supplier for such industries as nuclear, energy, shipbuilding, manufacturing.
We produce a wide range of electronic measurement instruments in special execution.
We look forward to joint profitable cooperation