Hengstler

Hengslter (Hengstler) is headquartered in Aldingen, southwest Germany, near the Black Forest - this area is a gathering place for German industrial pioneers and investors. The founder of Hengstler, Johannes Hengstler, opened the factory in 1846, which became what is now Hengstler. center location.

The Hengstler factory was originally engaged in the manufacture of watch springs; now Hengslte is engaged in the manufacture of products ranging from micro counters to absolute hollow shaft encoders, including encoders, relays, counters, industrial printers and cutters.

Hengstler's encoder business brands include Dynapar, Northstar and Harowe. Products are used in factory automation, elevators, heavy-duty industry, wind power, oil and gas and other industries.

In 1995, Hengstler joined Danaher, a company headquartered in Washington, USA. Hengslter has branches and offices in more than 40 countries in Europe, America and Asia. Its branch in China is also responsible for Danaher Industrial Controls Group's business in China.

On July 2, 2016, Fortive officially split from Danaher and began to operate independently as an independent new diversified industrial growth listed company. It is more focused on the development of industrial technology and professional instrumentation. The company has emerged from the high-quality market. Composed of industrial technology leaders and professional instrument leaders, it provides key industrial technology and professional instrument solutions globally. Hengstler becomes a Fortive brand.

With 2015 revenue of $6.2 billion, Fortive's well-known brands are leaders in automation, field instrumentation, transportation, sensing, product realization and franchise distribution. Fortive is headquartered in Everett, Washington, and employs more than 24,000 people in research and development, manufacturing, sales, distribution, service and administration in more than 40 countries around the world. Based on a corporate culture rooted in sustainable development, the core of the company's operating model is the Fortive business system. Fortive common stock has been trading "regularly" on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "FTV" since July 5, 2016.

main products

Encoder

relay

counter

Industrial printers and cutters

China business

Fudiweixit Sensing Industrial Control (Tianjin) Co., Ltd.

Fudiweixit Sensing Industrial Control (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. was established in 2004 and is located in Xiqing Microelectronics Industrial Park, Tianjin Development Zone. The factory covers an area of ​​22,000 square meters and currently has 500 employees. The company is fully responsible for the various businesses of Fortive's Setra, Gems, APC, Thomson, Portescap, Qualitrol, Anderson-Negele, Hengstler, WEST Instruments, PMA, and Kollmorgen business units in China and Southeast Asia. The main products are various pressure, weighing, liquid level, flow, temperature and humidity sensors, transmitters, switches, liquid level gauges, electronic scales, electronic balances, counters, timers, motors, encoders, speed controllers, Proximity switches, on-site display instruments, process control instruments, servo system products; and provide design, sales, installation, debugging and related after-sales maintenance and consulting services of automatic control systems to meet the needs of the industrial field and process control. With Setra, Gems Sensors, Hengstler, WEST Instruments, PMA, Thomson, Kollmorgen, Qualitrol, Anderson-Negele, and many other world-renowned brands.