The Italian brand GEFRAN has established a leading position in the design and manufacturing of control and drive systems, industrial production control systems, and has consistently used high-performance materials and high-tech components for over 50 years to meet the needs of customers in various application fields.

GEFRAN Group is headquartered in Italy and went public in 1998. It has over 800 employees in 11 countries around the world and has established 6 manufacturing factories.

For many years, GEFRAN has focused on the Western market and has a strong international influence, constantly advancing in the rapidly growing international market. In order to increase the confidence of over 70 authorized dealers worldwide in GEFRAN.

Since its listing on the Milan Stock Exchange in 1998, GEFRAN Group has been a "high-performance" star stock in the securities market since 2002. Thanks to an efficient team capable of predicting market trends and strong technical support, GEFRAN has established a good cooperative relationship with its customers. Continuous communication with customers and high-level professional skills are also guarantees for developing products and solutions.

The company's 50 years of experience and extensive understanding of customer-oriented demand structures, continuous investment in research and development, have made GEFRAN a pioneer in the field of industrial automation systems and components.

Collaborating with renowned research and development centers and universities in Europe, as well as regularly investing in research and development to develop new technologies, GEFRAN Group is at the forefront of the market due to its continuous development of new technologies. GEFRAN has four main business areas: sensors, automation components, system and motor control. The main products are GEFRAN displacement sensors, GEFRAN high-temperature melt pressure sensors, GEFRAN pressure sensors, GEFRAN load sensors, GEFRAN display alarm tables, GEFRAN controllers, GEFRAN solid-state relays, and GEFRAN industrial computers