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We are particularly proud to present our latest innovation: the ERGORET EASY. This compact, all-in-one workstation with integrated suction is a game-changer for maintaining a clean, ergonomic, and efficient workspace—even in the smallest of labs. Alongside this new highlight, we will also be showcasing our well-known range of reliable equipment.

Come by to meet our team, test our devices, and see how our technology can optimize your daily workflow.

Event Details:

• 📅 Date: 15–16 May 2026

• 📍 Booth: D10 (With our partner Skillbond)

• 📌 Location: NEC Birmingham, Hall 5

Meet our Expert: Our Sales Director, Christian Rösch, will be on-site to discuss your specific needs and answer any questions. We invite you to contact him in advance to schedule a personal appointment during the show.

We look forward to seeing you in Birmingham!

With the new ERGORET Easy, REITEL is launching a space-saving extraction workstation designed specifically for the dust-intensive processing of plaster and zirconium.

Despite its compact dimensions, the unit features a built-in, high-performance extraction system and a protective screen for maximum safety and a clear view.

It is the ideal, cost-effective solution for dental practices that value ergonomics and cleanliness ‘Made in Germany’.

Last week, we had the pleasure of visiting the innovative GITUMA student lab (Foundry Technology and Metalworking) at Armin-Knab-Gymnasium in Kitzingen. This exceptional lab offers students a unique opportunity to gain practical experience in foundry technology and metalworking.

In GITUMA, students independently design models, create molds, and carry out complex metallurgical and 3D printing processes. The lab is equipped with state-of-the-art technology, including CAD software, 3D printers, X-ray spectroscopy for material analysis, and CO₂ lasers for versatile applications. These hands-on experiences help students understand the physical properties of metals and develop their technical skills.

“The projects not only enhance technical understanding but also create a valuable link between theory and practice,” explains Mr. Schwab, head of the school project. Another highlight is the collaboration with local companies such as Franken GUSS GmbH & Co. KG, giving students insights into the professional world and potential career paths in the technical field.

We, at REITEL Feinwerktechnik GmbH, are proud to support the project with our equipment, either provided at discounted rates or as donations. This allows students to scan models and process them using vacuum casting – an essential step in foundry technology.

Our visit clearly demonstrated how inspiring and motivating it is for young people to experience science and technology in a practical context. The GITUMA student lab is a shining example of how education and industry can successfully collaborate to nurture the next generation of technical professionals.