Profile

GES Electronic & Service GmbH is specialized on electrical interconnections focused on energy and data networks for machine facilities in industrial environments. Our modular connectors are fully compatible with the worldwide common heavy industrial modular connector systems from Amphenol, Wieland Electric, Weidmueller, Lapp Group, Walther, Thomas & Betts and Hypertac providing unique modular expansions and new applications within energy-transferring infrastructures. GES also provides high voltage connectors in single- and multi-pin configurations as well as wireless interconnections using license-free ISM-frequencies (Industrial, Medical, Science) for controlling & monitoring of non security-relevant data and signals. Our Products main areas of applications are analytical laboratory equipment, particle physics facilities and instruments, healt care-, measuring- and testing-equipment, light- and lasertechnologies, mashine facilities and others. GES Electronic & Service has been a reliable partner in supply and OEM-engineering to customers throughout Europe, the United States and worldwide for many years.

Philosophy

GES is committed to customer relationships. We seek an open communication policy in order to provide customers with best solutions and to establish long-term relation- and partnerships. It is our aim to provide our customers with solutions for a higher producing income and technological advantage towards their competitors.

Service

We want to provide maximum benefit to our customers. We consult towards optimization, application and compatibility and undertake constant effort to arrange the procurement of our products even more timesaving and efficient.

Future

GES Electronic & Service GmbH has become an established company in Germany during the past years. Now we are working on an international distribution-network to ensure efficient supply of our international customers. Development will vertically move into the improvement of existing products adding more functionality by using active components and the release of hybrid versions.