Cerâmica de porcelana  Fabricantes, Comerciantes, Fornecedores

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.

BCE founded in 1986 in Mannheim-Friedrichsfeld manufactures customized oxide ceramic components made out of Alumina (Al2O3) and Zirconia (ZrO2) and mixed oxides ATZ respectively ZTA and secondary out of non-oxide ceramics starting with lot sizes from one part. Based on more than 25 years experience in thefield of engineering ceramics BCE assists all its customers in questions of an optimum material choice for specific applications. Even a prototype manufacturing can be realized in short lead time before launching a series production. Use our knowledge! We are pleased to find out your candidate appropriate material and your optimum constructional solution.

The Rauschert group
Reliability, Competence and Innovations for more than 110 years!
We one of the leading manufacturers of Technical Ceramics in the world.
In addition, we produce Plastic Components at the highest stage.
With ignition systems, heating elements, filtration components and hybrids, we furthermore offer ready to install Functional Components and Composites.