HORO Dr. Hofmann GmbH
Booth number: HALL 2.1-P32
www.horo.eu
About us
HORO Dr. Hofmann GmbH was founded in 1945 by Dr.-Ing. Artur Hofmann and Gerhard Roth in Esslingen / Neckar, near Stuttgart in Germany.
HORO became well known to customers in the heat and drying technology field based on the patents, the research and development and the customized solutions.
Science and industry have always trusted in the precision and the long
durability of our products.
A major step into the future was the takeover by Dr.-Ing. Gerhard Bosch in 2004, combining long time experience with modern engineering. Motivated and experienced co-workers use their knowledge to the benefit of the customers.
From the initial idea, the concept of the plant and the integration of the
customers’ needs, HORO is the partner you can trust. After delivery, the service continues for the whole product life-time. Special design,
EX-proofed applications and customized build-ins, interfaces for control systems, quality assurance etc.
Address
Gueterbahnhofstr. 1
78048 Villingen-Schwenningen
Germany
Phone: +49 7721 84410
Gueterbahnhofstr. 1
78048 Villingen-Schwenningen
Germany
Phone: +49 7721 844137
Contact person:
Hongfei Ji
CTO
E-mail: marketing@reinhardt.gmbh
Phone: +49 7721 84410
Products & Services
Heating cabinets – heating chambersDrying chambers
Explosion-proof heating chambers
Cooling chambers and cabinets
Conditioning chambers
Heating cabinets with vacuum system
Electric-Laboratory-Burner
Heating cabinets – heating chambers Drying chambers Explosion-proof heating chambers Heating cabinets with vacuum system
Heating via stainless steel pipe heaters in the cross flow of the air circulation turbine
Powerful air circulation turbines and motors
Horizontal air circulation, with preheating of the walls
Electronic temperature control with high- quality PID- controllers
High-quality PT 100 sensors in 3-wire connection
Temperature limiter according to EN 60519-2, class 2 to protect your product
Cooling chambers and cabinets Conditioning chambers
Humidification chambers or conditioning chambers are often used in plastics processing. Very moist products are thus dried in a targeted manner, preventing them from drying out too quickly.
