The History of Dausch Medizintechnik GmbH
1957
The success story begins in 1957 when Hermann Dausch decided to start his own business. He founded the company Dausch Medizintechnik in Bahnhofstraße 76, laying the foundation for a successful enterprise. Hermann Dausch specialised in the manufacturing of tube-shaft instruments which proved to be an industry with steady growth.
1960
In 1960 Hermann Dausch acquired a new building in Bahnhofstraße 76 in Tuttlingen, where the company Dausch was based until 2006. The company Dausch Medizintechnik was here until 2006.
1977
In order to meet the requirements of steady growth Hermann Dausch acquired the adjacent building in Friedrichstraße 12 in Tuttlingen, thereby extending the production area.
1990
In 1990 Hermann Dausch’s son Andreas Dausch joined the company.
1994
In 1994 Andreas Dausch passed the exam as a master toolmaker.
1995
In terms of technology, a CNC-machine and a laser welding machine were acquired in 1995 adding a further building block which represents the company’s steady pursuit of innovation and progress.
1996
In 1996 the Certified Quality Management System according to DIN ISO 13485 was introduced.
2001
With the introduction of minimally invasive valve instruments in 2001, Hermann Dausch proves once more his sure instinct, betting on a further niche of the future.
2006
In 2006 the company moved to a new building in Wurmlingen. The modern building in Daimlerstraße 13 houses both production and sales in a total area of 1,200m2. The new headquarters of the company Dausch Medizintechnik offer light and friendly workplaces as well as an inviting break room for its employees.
2010
In 2010 Hermann Dausch transfered the company to his son Andreas. At the same time, the introduction of SolidWorks prepares for the future.
2012
In 2012 Dausch Medizintechnik introduced a CAM-system, thus proving its desire for continuous improvement.
2017
The company Dausch employs more than 50 employees.
Currently, we are about to expand our headquarters in Wurmlingen by appr. 1,000m2.