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19 Jan

A busy and eventful time lies behind us and we look forward to the new year 2023 with optimism and good spirits....

19 Jan

We have been supporting CAN e.V. projects in faraway Namibia for several years. Our contact person Erica Kamujama from Katutura, Windhoek was now our guest....

29 Nov

At the invitation of MAGMA, our CEO Prof. Dr. Peter Langenberg took part in the international steel casting conference with a presentation on the topic: "Steel casting for use at low temperatures and in hydrogen applications"....

29 Nov

Since July 2022, Julius Langenberg (M.Sc.) has been strengthening the IWT-Solutions AG team. After studying materials engineering at RWTH Aachen University, Julius has spent the last 5 years working scientifically at the Institute of Ferrous Metallurgy at RWTH in the research group of Prof. Dr.-Ing...

28 Nov

We really enjoyed participating in the 40th German Steel Construction Day at the end of September. We would like to thank the organiser "bauforumstahl" for the great atmosphere and the opportunity for professional exchange. We would also like to thank the many participants who showed...

14 Mar

Deutscher Stahlbautag. After the industry meeting was unfortunately canceled last year, we are happy and optimistic that the steel construction day will take place this year. We will be represented and look forward to interesting lectures and discussions....

22 Feb

We are pleased that we could win M. Sc. Philip Deserno for our team. As a graduate of RWTH Aachen University (materials engineer) and student employee of the Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology, he will support us in the area of damage- and materials analysis. A...

02 Dec

We have been at home in a central location in downtown Aachen for 3 years. We are now looking forward to new office space in the same building, with which we can create space for additional work areas....

15 Oct

We are excited to present our new Keyence VHX-7000. The digitization of light microscopy creates new possibilities for material analysis and damage analysis. Stepless magnification from the macroscopic (20-fold) to the light microscopic limit range (2000-fold), three-dimensional measurement of surfaces in the µm-meter range, stitching...

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