Senmatic develops and delivers innovative tailor-made sensors to enhance safety, control, and sustainable operations for our customers. We primarily operate in four industries: Marine, Refrigeration/Reefer, Oil & Gas, and Wind, in which we hold a solid position among our key accounts.
The technology areas where we excel include mechanical, electronic and software engineering for low and high temperature sensors, humidity sensors and gas sensors. Our wide range of in-house technologies, production, R&D, testing and calibration facilities maintain our efficient and agile development of customized sensor solutions.
Founded in Denmark in 1975, Senmatic has for more than 45 years been a significant manufacturer of integrated industrial sensor solutions for a wide range of industry segments.
We are a small but highly agile and flexible organization with superior quality products that perform with great accuracy. Our products are always tested, certified and compliant to the highest standards, and we take great pride in our high delivery reliability.
Adapting to the needs of major global industry leaders is our specialty, making Senmatic your responsive, agile and flexible technology partner.
To ensure superior product quality that meets global requirements, we test our sensors with very high precision in our in-house testing and calibration laboratories. Our laboratories are set up in collaboration with leading Danish experts and certification bodies and can handle both very small and very large sensors.
We work using quality management systems and processes that meet the requirements of global industry leaders and certification for compliance to standards.
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