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Welcome to the November issue of Instrumentation Monthly.
The 2025
Instrumentation & Electronics Awards brought together the movers and shakers from across
the instrumentation and electronics sectors. To celebrate the winners of this year’s awards, we’ve included a special ‘Meet the Winners’ supplement in this issue. Find out who was honoured at the event and meet some of the winners on page 33.
Victoria White, Editor TT ELECTRONICS SECURES DEFENCE CONTRACT C T
he Endress+Hauser Group has opened a new development and production building for liquid analysis at its Waldheim site in Saxony, Germany. The family-owned company has had a presence in Waldheim since 1990 and has steadily grown its operations there over the years. This latest expansion signals the company’s commit- ment to the region and enables further growth. Endress+Hauser Liquid Analysis invested around € 35 million in the new building, effec- tively doubling the Waldheim site’s usable floor area to over 18,000 square meters. The three-story annex houses new production facil- ities, a logistics center with a fully automated warehouse, an extensive development facility complete with office space, laboratories and workshops, and a new staff restaurant. In Waldheim, Endress+Hauser Liquid Analysis
develops and produces sensors and components for multiparameter liquid analysis transmitters. The Waldheim site’s specialty is pH glass sensors, which are manufactured in a highly specialised process. The innovation pathway for developing these products through to series launch is complex and requires both intensive collaboration between all involved and room for individual creativity. The new building was designed with precisely these requirements in mind. “The expansion creates space for further growth and unequivocally signals our long-term strategy for this location. The new facilities enable us to take our development and production to a whole new level,” commented Endress+Hauser Liquid Analysis managing director Dr Thomas Buer. Endress+Hauser Group CEO Dr Peter Selders echoed these
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sentiments: “Endress+Hauser is a technology leader. Our success is powered by innovation, based on the skills and expertise of our employees. That is why we are constantly investing in our global network.” Endress+Hauser Liquid Analysis is one of the world’s leading providers of measuring instruments and complete systems for liquid analysis. The compa- ny’s innovative strength is drawn from the expertise and engagement of its more than 1,300 employees worldwide, some 430 of whom are based in Wald- heim. It operates other sites in Germany – including its main site in Gerlingen, near Stuttgart – and in the US and India. The Endress+Hauser Group as a whole now has over 18,000 employees worldwide.
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ollins Aerospace, an RTX business, has awarded TT Electronics a $10.3 million, multi-year produc-
tion contract to supply high-reliability power modules and power filter assemblies for a classified US Depart- ment of Defence (DoD) program. Prototypes will be delivered in early 2026, with development and manufacturing taking place at TT Electronics’ facility in Kansas
City. The contract strengthens an established part- nership between the two companies, positioning both organisations to deliver advanced power electronics solutions for mission-critical defense programs through the next decade. “This contract award reaffirms our position as a trusted engineering and manufacturing collaborator to Collins Aerospace,” commented Matt Freeman,
executive vice president at TT Electronics. “Through mutual trust and collaboration, we provide technical expertise and product innovation at the highest level. “Our strategic relationship with Collins Aero- space exemplifies the power of aligned R&D efforts and synchronised technology roadmaps.”
TT Electronics
www.ttelectronics.com ENDRESS+HAUSER EXPANDS FOOTPRINT IN WALDHEIM
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