Metallux at sensors expo & conference in the USA

Sensor technology made in Germany. Presented by Metallux AG at the sensors expo & conference in San Jose, California.

Together with our distributor Reichenbach International Inc. Metallux presented their respective product range, primarily pressure sensors but also linear and rotary sensors as well as a range of industrial joysticks

The sensor expo moves within the course of the year through various states, thereby encouraging trade experts from the respective region to visit the exhibition.

It was important for Metallux AG to make the visitors aware that Metallux AG Head Office as well as the production is taking place in Germany. The slogan “Made in Germany” is still for many US business people an important quality criteria.

The expo is a logical addition to the actual marketing- and sales activities of Metallux AG. Discussions with our visitors on the expo helped us to understand what especially our American customers are looking for and how we can help them to improve their products.

The expo was very successful. Many new contacts were made during our first attendance of the sensor expo & conference. Metallux-Product Manager Waldemar Holland is very satisfied with the positive results of this expo.

About Metallux

Metallux AG is a high-performance manufacturer of electronic components in thick-film technology. The high-tech company has a broad spectrum of services and besides its standard range of pressure, position, angle and membrane sensors, high-voltage and power resistors, it also offers customer-specific complete solutions through to the packaging of potentiometers and joysticks.

An established customer orientation provides suitable ideas and solutions for satisfied customers. Innovative products, a variety of patents and many years of experience - numerous well-known customers from the automotive, electrostatics, medical and industrial electronics and sensor technology industries have been served for more than 30 years by the head office situated since November 2011 in Leutenbach-Nellmersbach near Stuttgart, Germany.