Heraeus Advanced Sensor Technology Business Unit Makes a New Appearance

The sensor business under Heraeus is booming. Currently, by establishing the "Global Business Unit for Advanced Sensor Technologies (Heraeus Nexensos)", the company is accelerating and expanding its development strategy for sensor technologies. Heraeus' sensor business has been repositioned. With the brand-new name "Heraeus Advanced Sensor Technologies", it focuses on the key future markets—sensor technology and electric vehicles, and continues to write a new chapter of success.

In recent years, due to the continuous growth of market demand for sensor technology, Heraeus has achieved strong growth relying on its temperature sensor products suitable for various applications. Heraeus temperature sensors can accurately measure temperatures up to 1,050°C. The strong technical advantages enable Heraeus to continuously expand its market share in the platinum resistance sensor market.

In particular, the demand for sensor technology in the rapidly changing automotive and electronics industries is increasing day by day. To better meet the needs of these industries, Heraeus has now reorganized and expanded its sensor business.

In the future, Heraeus will focus more on developing innovative solutions for the electric vehicle application field. Meanwhile, the brand-new "Heraeus Advanced Sensor Technologies" will be committed to meeting various demands in application fields such as power electronics, batteries, motors and charging systems. In addition, Heraeus is also strengthening cooperation with start-ups and investigating potential acquisition opportunities.

This brand-new business unit of heater/heater combination sensors is developing many exciting projects. Heraeus platinum resistance temperature sensors can effectively address various challenges arising from measurement, heating and thermal process regulation.

Ralph Meschkat, President of "Heraeus Advanced Sensor Technologies", said: "We plan to double the scale of our sensor business in the next 5 years and become more innovative at the same time."