
Manufacture of cylinder machines (valves) and valves for brass instruments since 1866

J. Meinlschmidt GmbH
Geretsried (DE)New on Amplifa
About us
J. Meinlschmidt GmbH, based in Geretsried (Bavaria), has specialised since 1866 in the production of cylinder machines (valves) for brass instruments. The company combines craftsmanship experience from five generations with state-of-the-art computer-aided manufacturing technology. It manufactures Perinet valves and rotary valves, which are used by instrument makers and musicians from instrument making through to orchestras. The use of proven special alloys and carefully selected materials that have proven themselves in everyday use in terms of durability and corrosion resistance is an integral part of the manufacturing philosophy. In addition to production, the company offers repair services. The managing directors are Josef Patermann and Manfred Leppmeier.
- Site
- Geretsried
- Processes
- Production of cylinder machines (Perinet valves, rotary valves) for brass instruments, Repair (general repair terms and conditions)
- Materials
- Special alloys, Metals
- Founded
- 1866
- Industries
- Musical instrument making, Brass instrument manufacturing, Orchestras/distribution, Manufacturers of brass instruments
- 01
Computer-aided manufacturing
- 02
Assembly
- 03
Repair
Materials
Special alloys
Proven special alloys with high durability and corrosion resistance for valves.
Metals
Selected materials for use in cylinder machines of brass instruments.
Sites

Geretsried
DECompany headquarters and production
- Materials
- Special alloys, metals
Products




Inside the production


Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Production of cylinder machines (Perinet valves, rotary valves) for brass instrumentsAssembly | – | – | – | – | Special alloys, Metals |
Additional services
Reference customers
History
- 1866
Foundation; since then specialised in the production of cylinder machines (valves) for brass instruments; craftsmanship experience from five generations