We are the friendly team of professionals, who create exclusive designs and product of innovative
high-tech equipment and applications to museum preparation and special Institutes.
All equipment made of stainless steel.
Our vision is simple.
We want to create museum preparation equipment and applications
with both quality design and easy-to-access.
We are the friendly team of professionals. Create exclusive system solutions in the areas of museum preparation, institute planning / furnishing, unique and clear functionality of the applications.
Ingvald product portfolio
«INGVALD» offers a number of museum preparation products such as: maceration cabinets, climate cabinets, maceration processing tanks, lifting tables and stainless steel equipment.
We also offers system solutions in the areas of Institute Planning / Furnishing.
Designed by INGVALD in Denmark acc. to EN norms and the health & safety regulations of the EC
Address
Landbrugsvej 10 E,
DK-5260 Odense S,
Denmark
Phone
Support + 45 6611 8211 (8am – 3 pm) CET
Fax +45 6611 8250
Ask us if you have any questions.
Ingvald was founded in 1938 by Mr. Ingvald Christensen, having worked in the food and food processing industry for more than 75 years. We also manufacture for other business e.g. Wind Power, and to the last 7 years museum preparation. Here we utilize some of our experience from other businesses to develop our program to the museum.
The top functioning skeletonizes facilities in the world.
Since 2001 I have worked as conservator for the government’s Natural History museum.
In 2006, the museum skeletonize workshop was rebuilt, and all the equipment was replaced with specially designed rip off tables, maceration cabinets, kettles, storage shelves and drawers. The equipment for the skeletonize workshop was designed in close collaboration with INGVALD™ and succeeded to the degree for INGVALD™. Translating abstract thoughts an operational procedures, tangible features that result today as one of the best skeletonizes facilities in the world.
Abdi Hedayat, Conservator, MSc at Danish Museum of Natural History