Heinrich Malinski

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Heinrich Malinski KG
legal form Limited partnership
resolution 1972
Reason for dissolution expropriation
Seat Leipzig
Branch optics

The Heinrich Malinski KG was in Leipzig optical resident producer units.

history

Scharnhorststrasse 11, Leipzig-Südvorstadt

Heinrich Malinski's company had been operating in Leipzig since the 1950s. It was originally located in Thiemes Hof, which was demolished in 2003, in Leipzig C1, Querstraße 26.

The company was expropriated in 1972 and then traded as VEB Bildwerfer Leipzig . He later became part of the image projectors division of VEB Tachometerwellen- und Maschinenbau Leipzig and had his production facility at Scharnhorststrasse 11 in the southern suburb of Leipzig .

Products

Malinski mainly manufactured devices for the projection of slides.

  • Maliskop -Stereo viewer

  • Prokyon projector (side view)

  • Diaplan lens 1: 2.8 / 150 mm of the Prokyon

  • Malinski episcope with projection lens 1: 4/340 mm

35mm slide projectors

Among the classic small picture - slide projectors (up to 55 mm × 50 mm) which belonged to Mali - and Malux projectors. Examples are:

  • Mali 150 (150 watt projection lamp, projection lens e.g. Meyer-Optik Diaplan 1: 3.5 / 100)
  • Malux 250 (250 watt projection lamp, projection lens e.g. Meyer-Optik Diaplan 1: 2.8 / 100).

The Malux was also offered with a device for showing films.

The series of Mali projectors was continued by VEB Tachometerwellen- und Maschinenbau , Leipzig. In the mid-1980s, VEB Tachometerwellen- und Maschinenbau produced a 35mm projector for the brand

  • Malicolor , variants: Malicolor CL and SL

manufactured. The Diaplan lenses from Meyer-Optik were also used here (e.g. 80 mm f / 2.8). Halogen pin-base lamps were used as projection lamps in the newer models.

Medium format projectors

The Prokyon image projector (250 watt projection lamp, 6 cm × 6 cm inside, 7 cm × 7 cm outside) could hold medium format slides . Because of the higher magnification that can be achieved in larger rooms, the Prokyon was equipped with longer focal length projection lenses (e.g. with a Meyer-Optik Diaplan or a ROW Diarectim 1: 2.8 / 150). The switch of the Prokyon was integrated into the plug. The device could be opened to the side for better cooling of the lamp.

A newly designed successor to the Prokyon is the MALISIX medium format projector. With the incorporation of Meyer-Optik into the Pentacon -conbinate and the renaming of the lenses, a Pentacon 1: 2.8 / 150 mm has now been installed as the standard lens. A Pentacon (ex Diaplan) 1: 2.8 / 100 mm lens could also be connected via an adapter .

Episcopes and Epidiascopes

Finally, episcopes and epidiascopes were also built, which received awards for excellent quality (e.g. with the ROW Epirectim 1: 4/340 projection lens). The episcope had to be operated with a series resistor. The epidiascopes took large format slides of up to 9 cm × 12 cm and, in addition to Epirectim and Diarectim lenses, also had Meyer-Optik Diaplan lenses.

Slide viewer

For direct viewing of small slides Malinski presented from 1955 to stereo - viewer Maliskop ago. The device was used to view stereo slides held in a 43 mm × 100 mm cardboard frame. Matching color stereo series were offered by the company Mikrolux Dresden and the DEFA studio for feature films Potsdam-Babelsberg . Larger slides (5 cm × 5 cm) could be viewed with the Malirex (1963). The Malipit slide viewer was available for 35mm slides.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Business telephone directory in the Leipzig district 1970: Entry under the heading "Image thrower" Heinrich Malinski - Novel image throwers
  2. ↑ District telephone book Leipzig 1987: Entry Tachometerwellen- und Maschinenbau Leipzig
  3. ↑ Wolfen Industry and Film Museum: Slide projector "Mali 150"
  4. ↑ Industry and Film Museum Wolfen: Small image slide projector "Malux"
  5. ↑ Wolfen Industry and Film Museum: slide projector "Prokyon projector"
  6. ↑ www.museum-digital.de , accessed on June 26, 2011
  7. ↑ 20th Century Stereo Viewers: Maliscop Viewers
  8. ↑ World of Stereoscopy - Virtual Museum for Stereophotography and Stereoscopy: Hand Viewer after 1945 - Maliscop
  9. ↑ Medien-Museum: Slide projectors - 19
  10. ^ DDR Museum Berlin: Inventory number 1003261 - Slide viewer "Malipit"

Coordinates: 51 ° 19 ′ 19.6 ″  N , 12 ° 22 ′ 1.2 ″  E