Manufacture of rotating instruments and special tools made of carbide, steel and diamond for dental, medical, industrial and goldsmith applications.
Emil Lange Zahnbohrerfabrik e.K.
Engelskirchen (headquarters/production)New on Amplifa
About Emil Lange Zahnbohrerfabrik
Emil Lange Zahnbohrerfabrik e.K. was founded in 1919 by Emil Lange (sen.) in Engelskirchen and began with the reconditioning and production of steel drills. In 1953, the company was among the first firms worldwide to develop the manufacture of carbide-tipped drills. Today the product portfolio includes rotating dental instruments such as carbide drills, burs and finishers, crown cutters, surgical drills, bone burs, root canal and diamond instruments as well as special tools and drill stands. In addition, tools are manufactured for goldsmiths and the jewellery industry, for industry, the automotive sector and the hobby/DIY sector, among other things for windscreen repair and surface treatment. The company produces and distributes its instruments and tools made of steel, carbide and diamond from its site in Engelskirchen in North Rhine-Westphalia.
- Site
- Engelskirchen
- Processes
- Manufacture of rotating dental instruments (carbide drills, burs, finishers, crown cutters), Manufacture of surgical drills and bone burs, Manufacture of root canal instruments, Manufacture of diamond instruments, Manufacture of special tools for goldsmiths, industry, the jewellery industry and the hobby sector, Manufacture of drill stands (portafresas), Manufacture of rotating instruments (carbide drills, burs, finishers, crown cutters), Special tools for goldsmiths and the jewellery industry
- Materials
- Steel, Carbide, Diamond
- Founded
- 1919
- Industries
- Dental (practice and laboratory), Medical technology/surgery, Jewellery and goldsmith trade, Industry, Automotive sector, Hobby/DIY
- 01
Machining/production of the instruments
- 02
Assembly (e.g. drill stands)
- 03
Distribution
Materials and Processes
Carbide
Used for drills, burs, finishers and surgical instruments; enables long tool life and high cutting-edge geometry.
Steel
Base material of the original steel drills and a component of various rotating instruments.
Diamond
Coating material for diamond instruments, e.g. for dental and surface applications.
Site
Engelskirchen
DEHeadquarters and production
- Materials
- Steel, carbide, diamond
Products
Inside the production
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Manufacture of rotating dental instruments (carbide drills, burs, finishers, crown cutters)Machining | – | – | – | – | Carbide, Steel, Diamond |
| Manufacture of surgical drills and bone bursMachining | – | – | – | – | Carbide, Steel |
| Manufacture of root canal instrumentsMachining | – | – | – | – | Steel, Carbide |
| Manufacture of diamond instrumentsMachining | – | – | – | – | Diamond |
| Manufacture of special tools for goldsmiths, industry, the jewellery industry and the hobby sectorMachining | – | – | – | – | Carbide, Steel |
| Manufacture of drill stands (portafresas)Assembly | – | – | – | – | – |
Additional services
History
- 1919
Founded by Emil Lange (sen.) in Engelskirchen; started with the reconditioning and production of steel drills.
- 1953
Emil Lange Zahnbohrerfabrik was one of the first companies worldwide to manufacture carbide-tipped drills.