Products from Freiberger
Freiberger Präzisionsmechanik Holding GmbH (FPM) was established on September 2, 1771, in Freiberg, Germany. Originally operating as a precision mechanical workshop for mining and metallurgical instruments, the company evolved over time into a significant manufacturer of surveying instruments. During the GDR era, FPM functioned as a state-owned enterprise within the Carl Zeiss Jena combine. After re-privatization in 1990, FPM continued the tradition of precision mechanics at its Freiberg location.
FPM's product range includes a variety of surveying and navigation instruments, such as levels, theodolites, hose levels, compasses, sextants, and star finders. These devices are produced in various accuracy classes for applications in civil engineering, land surveying, deformation measurement, and dam monitoring. Additionally, FPM manufactures high-precision individual parts and assemblies for the precision optical industry, the semiconductor and electronics industries, as well as for research institutions.
