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Tuttlinger Instrumenten-Manufaktur GmbH (TIM) was founded by Eduard Ratky in 1900 to manufacture instruments for use in veterinary medicine. Since then, the portfolio has been expanded to also include instruments for human medicine. The company was converted into a limited liability company in 1976. The growing product portfolio made the construction of a modern building necessary in 1989, into which the company moved in January 1990. The international company employs 17 people in sales and approximately 650 in production. On average, approximately 50,000 to 55,000 instruments are produced and sold every month.
