Imported instrument manufacturer - Endhaus E+H

On February 1, 1953, Swiss engineer Georg H. Enders and German banker Ludwig Hauser co founded L. Hauser in the city of Lahr, Germany - the predecessor of the renowned Enders Hauser Group in the field of industrial automation. In the start-up stage, the office space of a company is nothing more than a small house transformed from a bedroom, typical of the "garage entrepreneurship" model, and the main business is to act as an agent to sell a new capacitive level sensor originating from the UK. This innovative product quickly opened up the market and received a good response once it was launched. Taking advantage of this opportunity, the two founders decisively laid out independent production and started building an exclusive manufacturing system. With the gradual improvement of the production and sales system, the company's sales have continued to rise, and its business scope has gradually expanded from the initial focus on the southern region of Germany to the entire German mainland and even surrounding countries. At the same time, the company's product line continues to enrich, and on the basis of capacitive level sensors, it has begun to explore other level sensing products with various measurement principles, laying a solid foundation for future diversified development.

In 1953, G.H. Enders and L. Hauser established a production center for level and pressure instruments in Switzerland. In 1960, it moved to M ö rg, Germany and later developed into the world's largest level instrument base. Relying on research and development investment, quality control, and talent cultivation, the company gradually expanded into measurement fields such as flow and temperature, with sales and services covering Western Europe. In the 1970s, overseas offices were established in the United States and Japan. In the 1980s, the company deeply cultivated microelectronics technology and established advantages, closely following the transformation of automation from "signal oriented" to "information oriented", participated in the research and development of fieldbus protocols, and became one of the leaders in this field.       In 1995, Dr. H.C. Georg H. Endress, aged 71, transferred the management of the company to his second son Klaus Endress, who had previously served as the Chief Executive Officer. Founded in 1953, Endhaus (E+H) is a global group company headquartered in Switzerland, with 19 production centers in multiple countries including Switzerland, Germany, and China. All products in the series have passed ISO9000 quality certification, and there are nearly 90 sales centers worldwide to provide convenient services to users. E+H is one of the global leaders in industrial process control measurement instruments and solutions, focusing on multiple fields such as flow, level, pressure, analysis, temperature, etc., providing automation solutions covering data acquisition, communication, and process optimization, serving many industries such as chemical, food and beverage, life sciences, power energy, oil and gas, water treatment, etc.

Endershause (China) Automation Co., Ltd. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of E+H Group in China, headquartered in Shanghai and with a production factory in Suzhou. It has 13 offices and provides one-stop services for domestic users, including product sales, technical consulting, on-site services, and training.

The following is an introduction to some products:

• Flow measurement
• Material level measurement
• Pressure measurement
• Temperature measurement