Since 1838, Henry Troemner, LLC has enjoyed a long history as the leader in the field of precision measurements.
The company started as a manufacturer of scales, balances and weights in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Henry Troemner, a German immigrant, was originally a locksmith and learned the balance craft after he arrived in Philadelphia. From the beginning, Troemner earned a reputation as being a manufacturer of high quality products. The business grew steadily after the discovery of gold in California during the 1840's as the company was known for its bullion and assay balances. Henry Troemner's three sons continued to develop and grow the business, and by the early 1900's Troemner was recognized internationally as a world leader in the balance and scale manufacturing industry. During the 1950's Troemner's balance and scale product line was updated to meet market demand and the production of precision weights became a larger part of its overall business. In 1958, Troemner published the company's first comprehensive catalog of standard weights and began to offer a weight calibration service for customers' weights. This important service is one that continues to this day. Over the years Troemner has enhanced its reputation as being the premier company in the metrology industry by achieving ISO 9001 certification, and accreditation in our laboratories by both the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) administered National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP Lab Code 105013-0), and the United Kingdom Accreditation Service (a UKAS accredited calibration laboratory No. 0516).
Troemner Today
Over the years Troemner has continued to expand and increase its expertise in manufacturing and measurement capabilities. Troemner relocated to Thorofare, New Jersey in 1999 to a state-of-the-art specially designed corporate headquarters, which was planned by a team of employees, engineers, and architects to specifically meet the customer's needs for high precision calibrations. Troemner's laboratories provide customers with all the data and traceability information they need for their calibration items. The Calibration Laboratories' physical conditions and state-of-the-art equipment enable Troemner to produce measurements with very small uncertainties for its customers. Troemner is not only committed to quality calibrations, but to the product itself as evidenced by the introduction of a unique material used to manufacture weights called Troemner Alloy 8, a specially blended stainless steel with very low magnetic properties. Troemner is committed to achieving the highest levels of accreditation for all of our calibration services which include mass, mass magnetic susceptibility, mass density determinations, pipettes, thermal mass flow, temperature, dimensional, humidity, pressure and electrical, time and frequency. We continue to research and develop new calibration services to meet the diverse needs of our customers.
Manufacturer of Laboratory Equipment
At Troemner we have continued to expand and increase our expertise in manufacturing and measurement capabilities. In addition to our weights and calibration business, Troemner broadened its expertise into the development and manufacture of a full line of laboratory equipment. For over 40 years, Troemner has been a leading provider of reliable, high quality laboratory equipment products. As the needs of our customers have changed we have added to our product line. In 2000 Troemner acquired the Talboys overhead mixer product line and we have expanded the laboratory equipment offering to meet the unique needs of our customers. Today Troemner's Talboys laboratory equipment products include shakers, incubating shakers, vortex mixers, hotplates, stirrers, dry block heating units, overhead mixers, homogenizers, microplate stability chambers, and clamps. Our Talboys laboratory equipment products are manufactured under an ISO 9001 accredited quality system. Many of these products are UL, CUL, CSA, and CE certified. Troemner strives to provide our customers with exactly what they need to run their laboratories efficiently and safely.