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1949 Founded by Mr. Fieseke and Mr. Hoepfner as Frieseke & Hoepfner GmbH, a company specialized in precision machinery, hydraulic tool equipment, radiation monitoring and industrial gauging technology.
1954 Acquired by the owner of FAG Kugelfischer, although the company still operated under the name of Frieseke und Hoepfner GmbH, continuing to manufacture practically the same product range.
1981 Integrated as 3 product divisions, Hydraulic & Control, Radiation Monitoring and Radiometrie into FAG Kugelfischer, a cooperaton with 38,000 employees.
1986 In March the Radiometrie division acquired Daystorm (Gloucester, England) and Nucleometre (Sarcelles, France) from Schlumberger and formed the largest gauging company in Europe.
1993 Thermo Instrument Systems acquired Radiometrie as of Nov. 1, 1993. In 1994, Eberline Instrument GmbH was formed.
1996 Thermo Instrument Systems spun out its divisions Eberline Radiometrie and Gamma Metrics to form Metrika Systems Corporation.
1998 Metrika Systems Corporation acquired the metals gauging division of Honeywell-Measurex, forming Radiometrie, the world's largest gauging company with three plants in Germany, U.K. and USA.
 

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