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History

2023

  • The air conditioning was replaced by a newer model

2022

  • Appointment of B.Sc. Bastian Berndl as third managing director
  • Replacement of old HPLC system by a new Shimadzu HPLC

2021

  • Due to the corona pandemic, there was a change to more flexible workplaces through the introduction of work laptops and the possibility of home office for more employees

2019/2020

  • Purchase of two new Markes thermal desorbers for VOC analysis

2018

  • Analytik Aurachtal is jointly managed by the directors Dr. Thomas Fürst and Dipl.-Ing. Christian Schad

2017

  • Replacement of the LCMS-IT-TOF by a LC-MS/MS
  • Installation of three new fume hoods

2016

  • Member of CEC (Cleaning Excellence Center)
  • Purchase of an LCMS-IT-TOF and a sniffing port as an additional detector für GCMS (olfactory detector)

2014

  • Change of the accreditation monitoring to DAkkS (Deutsche Akkreditierungsstelle GmbH = German Accreditation Body)

2013

  • Launch of a series of continuing training series „Innenraumschadstoffe“ (indoor pollutants)

2012

  • Full membership of AGÖF (Arbeitsgemeinschaft ökologischer Forschungsinstitute e.V.; i.e. Association of Ecological Research Institutes)
  • Change of name to “Analytik Aurachtal GmbH” due to the change of management from Mr. Dipl.-Ing. Bernhard Nitschke to the long-time employees Dr. Thomas Fürst, Dr. Thomas Wirkner and Dipl.-Ing. Christian Schad

2008

  • Expansion of the facilities: The new department “Cleanliness” is opened and various new analysis devices are purchased

2006

  • Realignment of the spectrum of analyses on the field of
    • surface examination
    • Quality control of components
    • Advanced analyses of indoor pollutants

2004

  • First accreditation by the DAP (German Accreditation System for Testing; Deutsches Akkreditierungssystem Prüfwesen GmbH)

2000

  • Relocation to the newly constructed facility in Aurachtal and renaming to “Analytik Aurachtal”

1998

  • AQS certification for water analyses by Bayrisches Landesamt für Umwelt (Lfu; Bavarian State Office for Environment)

1995

  • Development of the indoor pollutants area

1994

  • Expansion of the analysis spectrum to include sewage sludge

1992

  • Foundation of the „Labor für Umweltanalytik” by Dipl.-Ing. Bernhard Nitschke as a chemical service laboratory with focus on groundwater, soil analysis and environmental remidation