Your quick guide to Contrinex products Contrinex offers a unique range of solutions for the most difficult sensing, safety and identification tasks. To help customers choose from the thousands of products available, we have summarized our main product ranges and typical applications in the Program Overview. The latest version is now available in English, French,…
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International sales representatives meet in Paris for Contrinex sales event This February, nine high-performing Contrinex sales representatives met in Paris for a full program of motivational meetings and activities. Under the leadership of Benjamin Burns, Director Global Key Account Management at Contrinex HQ in Switzerland, they had ample opportunity not only to exchange experience, but…
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Machines for turning, milling, drilling or grinding metal will inevitably generate abrasion debris. For inductive sensors, which by their nature detect metal objects, this debris presents a difficult challenge. When sensors are covered with lubricant containing metal chips, there is a risk that they will supply incorrect signals to the control system. For these applications,…
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On December 18th, Mr. Paul Hérard, General Manager of Contrinex Ceylon (Pvt) Ltd, presented a charitable donation to SOS Children’s Villages Sri Lanka. The check (Rs. 2,084,000.00) represents well over EUR 10,000 raised through the efforts of Contrinex, its customers and numerous friends at a recent trade fair in Nuremberg, Germany. “SOS Children’s Villages was…
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Contrinex France SAS is moving to new premises on Wednesday 23rd January. Our French office will therefore be closed for the day, while the move is in progress. On Thursday 24th January, business is scheduled to resume as normal in the new premises. Please note the new address and telephone numbers: CONTRINEX FRANCE SAS –…
DetailsThis year, staff at Contrinex HQ in Switzerland celebrated the holiday season with a retro-style chalet party in the nearby resort of Charmey. Dressed in antiquated ski-wear, everyone had plenty of traditional specialities to eat, drink and fortify themselves against the winter snow!