UNCONVENTIONAL SOLUTIONS
FOR THE ISSUES OF THE FUTURE.

Already a long-term companion for the technologies of tomorrow

We have been supporting research projects in Germany and abroad with our products for 10 years. With our experience and manufacturing expertise, we support universities and research institutions such as the Max Planck Institute for plasma physics, the Helmholtz Institute, CERN, DESY and numerous other institutions.

Our solutions are part of projects such as the Wendelstein 7-X and ITER fusion device. Dockweiler technology is also used in the ESO’s ALMA, the world's largest radio telescope.

Surface qualities according to your needs

In order to meet the complex requirements during the manufacturing process, Dockweiler offers the optimum material and surface quality for each production step.

Depending on requirements, all surface qualities and grades are used:

From bright finished to electropolished
From non-defined roughness to Ra 0.25 µm
(Ra 0.13 µm on request)

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The Dockweiler plus for your complex and multi-dimensional tube systems

The combination of our different production technologies and our many years of experience enable technical solutions for the production of unusual geometries. Our strengths are:

absolute dimensional accuracy
narrowest tolerances
highly sensitive sealing surfaces
special geometries
3D measuring technology

Complex manufacturing expertise such as the IO welding process or 3D bending and collaring make Dockweiler a competent partner for demanding projects by universities and research institutes.

Forschungsstatement zu innovativen Lösungen

The most innovative solutions result from dialogue!

Susanne Baumbach

Solution Engineering

Cryostat manifold for the Wendelstein 7-X fusion device

In close cooperation with our customers and suppliers, we are already developing solutions that are used in state-of-the-art plasma fusion devices such as Wendelstein 7-X or the international ITER research project. In addition to new and renewable energies, we are also equipping other research projects with our stainless steel tube systems - such as the astronomical observatory operated by the European Southern Observatory (ESO) in the Chilean Atacama Desert in the Andes.