Workshop MWWT/ Inorganic Chemistry

The task area of the Workshop MWWT/ Inorganic Chemistry comprises planning, construction, installation, maintenance and repair of scientific equipment and experimental setups for the departments MWWT and Inorganic Chemistry. Seven employees and up to two trainees are taking care of the precision mechanics of the departments involved. It therefore is a strong backbone for these departments. The workshop is located in the basement of building C6.4 (room -1.10).

Management

Sascha Schneider
Phone: 0681 302 3128
sascha.schneider(at)mx.uni-saarland.de

Staff

Sylvia Beetz
Phone: 0681 302 3058
s.beetz(at)mx.uni-saarland.de

Carlo Müller
Phone: 0681 302 3058
carlo.mueller(at)uni-saarland.de

Bernhard Hilt
Phone: 0681 302 3058
bernhard.hilt(at)uni-saarland.de

Normen Günther
Phone: 0681 302 3058
normen.guenther(at)uni-saarland.de

Peter Limbach
Phone: 0681 302 5212
p.limbach(at)mx.uni-saarland.de

Lutz Klemm
Phone: 0681 302 4408

Opening hours

Mon-Thu:        8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Fri:                    8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Service

Tasks of the workshop are development and manufacturing of mechanical parts and devices as prototypes or small series for use in the labs, for practical training and demonstration purposes. Via punching, cutting and forming technology, parts for fixture and mould construction are produced, as well as whole machines, devices, systems and plants which are also maintained and repaired by our staff.  From the idea to its realization, the direct contact with researchers and teachers, from students to technical staff to professors, is of special importance.

Typical Services

  • Realization (construction and production) of complex, not commercially available research equipment, in close co-operation with the scientific staff
  • Advice and support concerning materials and their supply
  • Support and maintenance of research equipment
  • Training of precision engineering technicians (in the field of mechanical engineering)

Equipment

Name

Manufacturer/Type

Year of construction

Technical features

CNC-machining center

Hermle  U740

2008

CAD-CAM

CNC-lathe

Weiler E70

1996

 

Conventional milling machines

Maho WF , Deckel FP1

1986, 1976

 

Conventional lathe

Weiler Praktikant, VDF

1992, 1968

 

Typical Commissions