Our history

The history of KSL staubtechnik gmbh goes back to the year 1949. At that time, calcium carbonate from our company’s own stone pit was processed to filler material.

Just two years later, the decisive course was set. Together with FOGRA (Research Society for Printing), KSL developed the world`s first anti set-off spray powder (K4/15).

Further development and application innovations drive us just as much as our quality standards. In this way we have established KSL worldwide as specialist supplier and quality leader.

In addition to the printing industry, we are now active in many other sectors and are certified for a wide variety of applications.

Chronology

2021 Installation of a photovoltaic system on our production hall to generate CO₂-neutral electricity.

2020 Initial operation of our class 8 clean room (DIN EN ISO 14644-1).

2017 Development of a quartz-free Arizona test dust.

2016 Kosher certifications for the eskal (plus), esstar (plus), K4 (plus) and S5 (WL) product lines.

2015 Commissioning of a new bottling hall.

2005 Rebuild of the eskal and K4 production hall to expand the production area.

2004 Market launch of low-dust anti set-off spray powders (BG certification).

2000 Move into the new administration building.

1999 Development of the esstar product series as separating powder for plastic film production and processing.

1998 Certification of the quality management system according to DIN EN ISO 9001.

1998 Launch of the mineral powder eskal for the automotive glass industry.

1996 Development and launch of the first KSL test dust – synthetically manufactured Arizona dust.

1995 Development of the anti set-off powder K4 plus with improved properties.

1994 Concentration of administration and production at today’s location.

1990 Market launch of the S5 WL series with hydrophobic, water-repellent properties.

1982 Development of the water-soluble anti set-off spray powder L3 based on a natural sugar derivative.

1972 Development of the starch-based anti set-off spray powder S5.

1951 Development of the world’s first ant set-off powder (K4/15) in cooperation with FOGRA.

1949 Foundation of the company by Konrad Schumacher in Lauingen on the Danube.