Endress+Hauser (Schweiz) AG
About us
The Endress+Hauser Group
Endress+Hauser is one of the world's leading suppliers of measuring technology products, services and solutions for industrial process engineering. In 2020, the company group recorded worldwide sales of 2.58 billion CHF with 14,454 employees.
The Swiss Sales Center, Endress+Hauser (Schweiz) AG in Reinach in the Basel region, has a staff of approximately 110 and serves the Swiss Market. This includes customers from the chemicals & life sciences, environment & water, food, energy, oil & gas and primaries & metal industries.
Products – Solutions – Services
Endress+Hauser supplies sensors, devices, systems and services for level, flow, pressure and temperature measurement as well as analysis and measured value recording. The company supports customers with solutions and services in automation engineering, logistics and information technology.
Endress+Hauser is a benchmark in terms of quality and technology.
Products & services
Micropilot FWR30 – Der cloud-basierte Füllstandssensor
Continious simplicity from scratch. Our IIoT radar is a smart level transmitter with high-end technology in a cost-effective sensor. Together with the digital services Netilion Value, Netilion Inventory or SupplyCare Hosting, the wireless and battery powered level sensor, ensures reliable and remote level monitoring. The secure and certified solution provides access to information on asset and inventory status from everywhere at any time.
Proline Teqwave MW300 - Feststoffgehaltsmessgerät
Endress+Hauser BioSense Analysis System
Mechanische Reinigung - CYR51
The CYR51 is a mechanical cleaning unit for turbidity and UV-Vis absorption sensors that is easy to integrate. Benefit from reliable performance without sensor downtime, reduced maintenance through automatic cleaning, and long-lasting wiper blades and brushes. The CYR51 mechanical cleaning unit is used for the automated cleaning of turbidity and UV-Vis absorption sensors in the following applications: Wastewater Drinking water Surface water Process water