With the TC 700 Loroch introduces a low-cost electronic gauge for measurement of HSS and carbide tipped circular saw blades. The 100th KSC machine is sold.

Loroch offers KSC machines for the first time with a device for grinding of chip breaker grooves. Thus, the first time ever worldwide, a machine is presented with possibility of sharpening, re-toothing as well as fully automatic chamfering and that can grind chip breaker grooves.

Loroch exhibits a prototype model of a low-cost CNC controlled band saw sharpening machine at Grindtec. In 2007 launch of the CNBS 80. In addition to CV and bimetal saw bands on this machine also carbide-tipped band saws can be sharpened. Integration into the Vollmer Group.

The compact circular saw service center KSC 710 is presented.

The further developments KBN 710 and KRD 760 are presented.

A new generation of 'low cost' CNC controlled machines with vertical position of saw blades is introduced. (KBN 560, KRD 710, NC 1020)

Together with Vollmer introduction of the first Loroch service center: With this robot system 1-3 grinding machines can be loaded with saw blades. (Loroch and Vollmer machines can be both connected to the robot)

Introduction of the first generation of sophisticated 'low cost' CNC controlled machines (NC 1000 / E).

Sales cooperation with the company Vollmer Werke Biberach.

With Dr. Roland Loroch fourth generation of management.

First saw sharpening machine for metal cutting circular saw blades with vario- pitch ( VARIOMAT).

Worldwide launch of the first CNC grinding machines (KlCNC 510/710/910).

Worldwide launch of the first NC-grinder (K710 NC) for metal cutting circular saw blades.

Establishing a subsidiary in France. The third generation, Gerhard and Christa Loroch, take over the management.

Handing over the company to Christian and Frank Loroch.

The first automatic JLM saw sharpening machine is produced.

The trade mark JLM (Josef-Loroch-Mörlenbach) arises.

Settlement at the company's current location in Mörlenbach, Hessen. Displacement of the company's operating field to the development and construction of saw sharpening machines.

Imperial patent for this soldering system. Later foreign patents follow.

Establishment of a mechanical workshop in Heidelberg by Josef Loroch. Construction and sale of the system he developed for solding band saws .