Idealisiertes Normalprofil der Dr. Krakow Rohstoffe GmbH

• Part I: Palaeozoic Era
  • Argillaceous rocks of the Ordovician (type 01)
  • Argillaceous rocks from the Devonian (type 02)
  • Plastic filter cakes of the Devonian (type 03)
  • Rock fillers of the Devonian (type 04)
  • Argillaceous rock from the Carboniferous (Type 05)
  • Argillaceous rock from the Permian (type 06)
  • Permian plastic filter cakes (type 07)
  • Rock fillers from the Permian (type 08)
• Part II: Mesozoic Era
  • Argillaceous rock from the Lower Buntsandstein (type 9)
  • Argillaceous rock from the Middle Buntsandstein (type 10)
  • Argillaceous rock from the Upper Buntsandstein/Röt (type 11)
  • Argillaceous rock from the Lower Keuper (type 12)
  • Argillaceous rock from the Middle Keuper (type 13)
  • Argillaceous rock from the Upper Keuper (type 14)
  • Argillaceous rock from the Liassic (type 15)
  • Argillaceous rock from the Dogger (type 16)
  • Plastic filter cakes from the Dogger (type 17)
  • Argillaceous rock from the Malm (type 18)
  • Argillaceous rock from the Lower Cretaceous (type 19)
  • Argillaceous rock from the Upper Cretaceous (type 20)
• Part III: Cenozoic era
  • Marine argillaceous rock from the Eocene (type 21)
  • Continental Eocene kaolins/clays (type 22)
  • Oligocene Rupelian clay (type 23)
  • Oligocene lignite clays (type 24)
  • Oligocene illite-kaolinit clay (type 25)
  • Marine miocene clay (type 26)
  • Continental Miocene clays (type 27)
  • Upper Freshwater Molasse (type 28)
  • Pliocene argillaceous rock (type 29)
  • Pleistocene Lauenburg clay (type 30)
  • Pleistocene banded clays (type 31)
  • Pleistocene till (type 32)
  • Pleistocene loess clays (type 33)
  • Holocene alluvial clays (type 34)
  • Holocene marsh clays (type 35)