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THE SCIENCE OF GRINDING. The benchmark for precision and efficiency The benchmark for precision and efficiency THE SCIENCE OF GRINDING. THE SCIENCE OF GRINDING. The benchmark for precision and efficiency

THE SCIENCE OF GRINDING. The benchmark for precision and efficiency The benchmark for precision and efficiency THE SCIENCE OF GRINDING. THE SCIENCE OF GRINDING. The benchmark for precision and efficiency

1958

  • Richard’s son, Günter Effgen, assumes sole responsibility for the production and development of diamond grinding tools. Furthermore, the company promotes the development of a polymer bond as a third bonding group.

1953

  • Development of sintered metal bonds used in the local gemstone industry.

1950

  • Foundation of a mechanical engineering department for the development of the company’s own grinding machines and grinding tools with electroplated bonds.

1928

  • Son Richard takes over the business. In addition to gemstones, the company also grinds technical stones.

Grinding shop, 1928

 

1922

Julius Effgen & Söhne, 1922

CONVENTIONAL GRINDING TOOLS

 

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