Change at Endress+Hauser

In October 2024, TÜV Rheinland, the German Technical Inspection Association in the Rhineland region of Germany, certified the secure product development process at Endress+Hauser in accordance with the IEC 62443-4-1 security standard, maturity level 3. Five product centers have received the certification and thus meet the requirements for the life cycle of the products.

GEMÜ France and Intercarat, both of whom are subsidiaries of the GEMÜ Group, have moved into their new production and office building in Altorf, north-eastern France.

As dairies scramble to meet sustainability targets ahead of the first year of reporting for the EU CSR Directive, the significant losses in push-out processes have been identified as low hanging fruit by many companies.

On January 1, Marc Schaad, the long-standing CTO, will take over the operational management of the Kistler Group from Rolf Sonderegger, who has led the group as CEO for 22 years. Marc Schaad is a mechanical engineer and graduate of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETH).

German sensor company SICK and the Swiss measurement and automation technology specialist Endress+Hauser have agreed on a strategic partnership. Endress+Hauser will take over worldwide sales and service of SICK’s process analyzers and gas flowmeters, with a joint venture to be established for their production and further development.

The Heidelberg-based company offers customised solutions for industrial applications that combine measuring and control technology with metering technology and water treatment systems. The measuring and control technology is at the heart of such solutions and ensures optimum process control.