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Catalytic Instruments GmbH & Co.KG develops, manufactures and markets products to condition the exhaust and to allow accurate measurement of particle concentration.
Vision
To be a global leader in creating innovative solutions for conditioning emissions and accurately measuring particle concentration, driving excellence in research and positively impacting the world through our pioneering technology.
Mission
Our mission is to develop, manufacture, and market cutting-edge products that condition emissions and enable precise particle measurements with a creative technology.
Values
We are dedicated to promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion in all aspects of our company, recognizing that the collaboration of diverse perspectives is essential for our collective success.
We are continuously looking for new professionals, who are interested in working in an ever-changing, international and demanding environment. We do not only appreciate skills and experience, but also can-do attitude and willingness to develop yourself with us. We invest in people through learning by doing, and training.
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The core technology was developed at the university of Minneapolis with a focus on environemental aerosols, today a growing interest is the investigation of combustion generated particles. The company was founded in 2013 and produces and markets the concept jointly with a key researcherJacob Swanson from the university of Minneapolis.
The technology has a broad range of applications, which have only been investigated in a narrow research and application area. Customized OEM solutions, integrated into particle measurement equipment or as stand alone solutions, we provide tailored units to meet specific customer requirements and research needs.