Endress+Hauser Conducta in Waldheim
Development and production of electrochemical and optical sensors
At our production site in Waldheim (Saxony) we develop and produce pH, conductivity, dissolved oxygen, chlorine and turbidity sensors. The main focus is on our highly specialized production facilities for pH glass sensors.
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Managing Director
Dr. Manfred Jagiella
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Year of foundation
1990
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Number of employees
290
Your competence center for sensors
The Endress+Hauser center for sensor competence in Waldheim was created in 1990.
Glass blowing is a tradition in this region of Saxony. Kurt Schwabe, a German pioneer in the field of electrochemical sensors technology, carried out his work in the neighboring community of Meinsberg.
Endress+Hauser Conducta employs around 290 people in Waldheim.
Apart from pH electrodes, the site also produces glass-free ISFET pH sensors based on semiconductor technology, as well as sensors that measure conductivity, oxygen, turbidity and chlorine levels.
The Waldheim location also manufactures cables for connecting sensors to transformers.
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Contact
- Endress+Hauser Conducta Waldheim
- Gewerbegebiet Richzenhain
- Landsberger Straße 28
- 04736 Waldheim
- Germany