Thermal Processing Solutions GmbH
Thermal Processing Solutions GmbH
About TPS
At Thermal Processing Solutions GmbH (TPS), we are committed to redefining industrial heating. Since our founding, we have been developing innovative, sustainable, and economically viable technologies to enable CO₂-free heating across various industries.
TPS is currently developing a next-generation plasma burner designed for industrial use. This innovative system uses induction to generate plasma, providing a carbon-neutral alternative to traditional gas-fired combustion systems.
Our technology is being developed in close cooperation with renowned project partners, ensuring strong technical foundations and real-world applicability.
EBNER GROUP
TPS is a proud member of the EBNER GROUP
Backed by decades of expertise, innovation, and engineering excellence, we benefit from the EBNER GROUP’s strong foundation and it’s companies as we drive forward the development of CO₂-free heating technologies.
TPS Milestones
Since our founding in 2022, TPS has been driving the development of plasma burner technology step by step — from initial concept to industrial-scale application. Our milestones reflect our commitment to innovation, precision engineering, and a more sustainable future.
2019
First trials
First plasma trials at TU Freiberg (as Gautschi Engineering Gmbh).
2021
First performed simulation study
Simulation study performed to determine the optimal plasma technology for industrial heating systems at “Karlsruher Institut für Technologie” (KIT) (as Gautschi Engineering Gmbh).
2022
Founding of TPS
Founded in 2022, Thermal Processing Solutions GmbH (TPS) was established with a clear mission: to develop a cutting-edge plasma burner system capable of replacing natural gas burners in industrial applications.
2023
First plasma flare at "Karlsruher Institut für Technologie" (KIT)
Simulation and Prototypes to improve the understanding of the interaction between plasma physics and power electronics.
Start Commissioning at TU Freiberg
Lab Scale Trials to investigate the influence of the process on the metallurgy.
2024
Cooperation with FH Joanneum
Start of development of own power supply for plasma applications in cooperation with FH Joanneum to ensure a low cost and high efficiency system.
2025
First tests at CRC Ranshofen, Austria
Initial testing started at the CRC Ranshofen casthouse, followed by a full-scale demonstration using the target operating frequency — bringing the technology one step closer to industrial implementation.