Friedrich Adolf judge (* 1847 in Herford; "† December 1910 in Jena) was a German entrepreneur and producer of the binding stone component systems.

Friedrich Adolf judge, son of a baker master, received from the local prince permission to 1876 for building in the Thuringian Rudolstadt a chemical-pharmaceutical factory.

After the brothers Otto and Gustav Lilienthal had developed 1880 a method, of quartz sand, pulverized lime and linseed oil varnish sturdy components to make, had to sell them from shortage of money their invention. The entrepreneur judge acquired the idea for the and built for production a new work in Rudolstadt. 1882 was manufactured the first component systems and driven out first as "patent component systems" with the picture mark of a "red squirrel". With beginning of the "new consequence 1895" the squirrel by in the meantime by other products of the house the judge admitted anchors replaced.

When judge died 1910, he left a Unternehmensimperium with addresses in completely Europe, the USA and Japan.

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