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source: private We are pleased that Bayern Innovativ GmbH https://www.bayern-innovativ.de has granted our engineering office an Innovation Voucher Bavaria on behalf of the Bavarian State Ministry for Economic Affairs, Regional Development and Energy . Especially at a time when research and technology funding programs are only awarded to a very limited extent, this funding represents a special recognition of our development work and creates the basis for an ambitious research

source: private In April, we supported an Asian manufacturer of high-purity technical ceramics on-site for a week. The company produces sophisticated ceramic components for semiconductor industry equipment and has its own research and development capabilities as well as modern analysis and testing technology. Through our international network, we were brought in to analyze existing process challenges in a structured manner and to identify sustainable optimization potential. O

On February 27, 2026, we participated in the event "Ceramics for Electronics" in Eschenbach in the Northern Bavaria. For us it was a good opportunity to present some of our current projects and to exchange ideas with representatives from industry, research and politics. The event was organized by the Bavarian Chips Alliance and Cluster New Materials departments of Bayern Innovativ GmbH. Representatives from industry, research and politics were present – the exchange was open,

Our company has been awarded the prestigious BSFZ label from the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) for the second time – this time for the development of an aqueous film for ceramic substrates. The label confirms our high level of innovation and our commitment to sustainable, future-oriented production processes. Development Goal: Our research project focuses on developing new, water-based formulations for ceramic casting slurries. These environmentall

Image Source: CITRA (Engineering Center for Advanced Surface Treatment and Coatings) Project: Keramik Innovation Berthold x CITRA for the EU project ēQATOR As part of the EU project ēQATOR , Keramik Innovation Berthold developed a novel process for ensuring electrical contact of conductive ceramic tubes. The aim of the ēQATOR project is to create electrically heated catalytic reactors in order to use electrical energy from renewable sources directly for chemical processes –

Photo: private Over the past few days, we had the great pleasure of...

Source: FAPS On March 18, 2025, the CoCoBatt research project was launched under the leadership of the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität...

Photo Credit: Pixabay A successful example of our ceramic product development is our collaboration with the start-up CiX at...

Group picture of the project team Photo:eQATOR As an engineer in the EU-funded eQATOR project, I am working together with an...

Our company has been awarded the prestigious BSFZ label by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research. The BSFZ label is...

At the beginning of the year, we moved into our new office spaces. Photos: Keramik Innovation Berthold From now on you can find us at:...

I am really happy about my latest innovation in material development ...

I develop customised ceramic materials for my customers that help them implement innovative ideas as part of the energy transition. To do...

Photo: Pixabay Since February 2024, I have been a member of the project support committee of the IGF lead technology...

Our host this time was the MCI in beautiful Innsbruck, Austria. We spent two inspiring days engaging in lively, constructive dialogue on...

Ceramitec is the leading international trade fair for the ceramics industry. It provides the framework enabling impressive presentations...

Bayern Innovativ GmbH organised the EinDruck³ 2024 event with great commitment. I was allowed to give a keynote speech on the topic: ‘Is...

One of our further developments in the field of technical ceramics is magnetic ceramics. Source: Ceramic Innovation Berthold Magnetic...

This video presentation was created as part of the EU project eQATOR. Here I present the parts we developed specifically for this project:

I'm just realizing that a lot has come together in 36 years of work :) A Aluminium Oxide B Berthold C Cordierite D Three D print E...