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"MeasuringMade Easy". Under this motto, Helmut Fischer Global has been developingand manufacturing measurement instruments for industrial use and laboratoriesfor more than 65 years. As specialist with comprehensive expertise in the fieldof surface inspection, the company is one of the world's technology leaders. Fischer'sproduct offerings include instruments for coating thickness measurement, XRF materialanalysis as well as nanoindentation und scratch. Fischer instruments arerenowned for their quality in precision, simple handling or automated testingprocedures. Fischer is active in industries such as corrosion protection,automotive, electroplating, semiconductors, aerospace, medical technology andprecious metals. Fischer is headquartered in Sindelfingen, Germany, and has 21international subsidiaries as well as a worldwide dealer network.

For more than 25 years, LLA Instruments GmbH & Co. KG (LLA) develops and manufactures analytical technology for chemical imaging in process and laboratory usage. UV-VIS and NIR spectrometer by LLA are utilised worldwide for the analysis and sorting of material streams e.g. waste separation in recycling. LLA technology enables the identification of PVC in PET-flakes sorting or identification of extraneous material in paper recycling at maximum efficiency. In addition, the imaging UV-VIS and NIR spectrometers are also used in C & D recycling, minerals and food sorting. The product portfolio includes hyperspectral cameras as well as multiplexed NIR spectrometer. Newly developed XRF detection system for metal sorting applications is also available from now. Further accessories such as illumination units, software package, RGB line scan camera and comprehensive support complete the portfolio of LLA. The rugged product design is ideally suited for use in harsh environmental conditions. For standard applications, LLA provides ready-to-use analysis routines. Based on LLA's longtime experience, further applications can be developed and customised for new sensor-based sorting applications.