Hengstler GmbH

Hengstler
Subsidiary
Industry counting and control components
Founded 1846
Headquarters Aldingen, Germany.
Area served
Worldwide
Key people
Franz Maus, Jochen Feiler
Products rotary encoder, relay, mechanical counter, printer and cutter
Number of employees
around 1.000
Divisions France, Italy, USA
Website www.hengstler.de/eu

Hengstler is a medium-sized company, which is specialized in the production of industrial counting and control components. As a subsidiary of Fortive, it is represented nationwide on the international electro mechanic market.

History

The watchmaker Johannes Hengstler started in 1846, in the south of Germany, with the series production of springs. Over the coming decades, the production was enlarged with relay, rotary encoder, mechanical counter and also printer & cutter. In 1995, the company has been taken over by Danaher Corporation, an American concern which includes more than 400 companies. Today, Hengstler has various prominent customers like Siemens, IBM, Festo or Bosch.

Products

Hengstler stands for a complete project management with custom-made applications concerning process control and environmental technology. It exists a varied product portfolio of encoder (incremental and absolute encodes for example), relay, mechanical counters and printer and cutter for industrial needs.

International

Furthermore, Hengstler has a sister company in Slovakia as well as various branches in France, Italy and also in the USA and Asia. The Danaher Corporation belongs to the important worldwide concerns, with over 400 including companies and locations in over 30 countries and around 60.000 employees. Danaher generates an annual turnover of several billion dollars.

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