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The shrinking automotive market and the global downturn caused by the coronavirus pandemic have also had an impact on the Kistler Group, which generates over 70% of its revenue from automotive manufacturers and suppliers, who have been particularly hard hit.
read more...With the 5028A charge amplifier, Kistler is launching a charge amplifier that can output analog signals from piezoelectric sensors as digital measurement data using IO-Link technology.
read more...In the smart factory of the future, nothing will work without sensor technology as the 'bottom floor'! Sensor technology remains indispensable as the basis of industrial production systems. Computer&AUTOMATION presents current trends in the field of sensors in a series of images.
read more...Depending on the type, electric shavers consist of 200 to 300 individual parts, some of which are very delicate. During production, special testing and sorting machines carry out quality checks to ensure a high-quality end product.
read more...A stronger presence in the dynamic vehicle market in China and further expansion of the company's own expertise: With these goals in mind, the Kistler Group has acquired the Chinese special machine manufacturer LIK.
read more...At the end of August, the Kistler Group announced its third acquisition this year with the takeover of Vester Elektronik. In addition to gaining expertise in the field of optoelectronic sensors, the aim of the acquisition is also to establish a competence center for optics.
read more...The Kistler Group has acquired the MES provider IOS. The aim of the acquisition is to cover the entire value chain from a single source - from sensors to production planning and control.
read more...Securing bolting processes in production? Absolutely necessary! Because: According to the automotive industry, around 70% of warranty costs are at least indirectly attributable to faulty screw connections!
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