Search results "sensor technology"

Since 1987, Frauscher Sensortechnik GmbH has been developing and manufacturing high-quality products in the field of inductive sensor technology. The main area of application for these products is railway systems that take on responsibility for the safety of rail operations. This results in extremely high requirements regarding all stages of the product life cycle, from the concept to subsequent provision of support for the products in the field.

We have made use of our experience in the area of sensor technology in order to develop the Magnetic Noise Receiver (MNR) measuring system. On the basis of standards, the MNR detects electromagnetic interference from vehicles in the frequency range from 10 kHz - 1.3 MHz.

Frauscher is number one throughout the world in the manufacture of inductive sensor technology for railway applications. The high vertical integration, the seamless checks carried out on the quality and functions of the components and systems and the ongoing optimisation of all production steps ensure the high quality of the products.

Frauscher Sensortechnik GmbH concentrates exclusively on the development, manufacture and sale of inductive sensor technology and wheel safety components for the railway industry.

Foundation: guarantees long term stability

Holding: managing of company shares, IPR's, real estate, capital and company ownership

Frauscher Sensortechnik GmbH: development, manufacture and supply of inductive sensor technology and rail safety components

Frauscher Polska, UK, Asia: sales and service subsidaries

Frauscher Energietechnik GmbH: Development Stirling engine

Flight Charter: charter company for business flights / airplanes

Managing Director
Frauscher Sensor Technology (Beijing) Co. Ltd.

Frauscher Sensortechnik GmbH is the leading supplier of inductive sensor technology for use in the rail industry. The company was founded by Josef Frauscher in 1986 and employs more than 90 people. The export ratio of the company is 90%. Frauscher Sensortechnik's portfolio includes the development, planning and production of innovative, highly-available and secure sensor technology, as well as wheel detection and axle counting systems for a very wide range of technical rail applications. This also includes individual planning and project engineering, as well as support during installation and commissioning. A comprehensive range of training opportunities allows the operator to install systems independently, operate them in the long term, maintain them and configure them as required.

Best wishes,

David Townsend

P.S. We would be happy to help if you require any documents or an invitation for your visa application.

Frauscher Sensor Technology (Beijing) Co. Ltd.

2610 Full Tower | No. 9 Dongsanhuanzhonglu | Chaoyang District | Beijing 100020 | CHINA

Experience more about „Efficient and reliable applications with modern wheel detection“ on the Rail Solution Asia in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Managing director of Frauscher Sensor Technology (Beijing) Co. Ltd., David Townsend is giving a speech to this topic.

Find further information and details:

http://www.tdhrail.co.uk/rsa/

In order to guarantee that this top-quality support is always available quickly and with the flexibility and efficiency one would expect from Frauscher customer support, Frauscher has decided to sign up some capable partners. Given appropriate training and practical experience, they can then provide sensor technology on Frauscher's behalf as "certified service partners".

The main roles of the "certified Frauscher service partners" are:

• setup and commissioning of test installations;
• assembly and commissioning support;
• other support functions (e.g. software updates, etc.);
• troubleshooting and analysis.

Since it was certified, L&B has already taken on several service orders on behalf of Frauscher. Among others, these included commissioning the ACS2000 axle counting system, a field trial in Siegdorf (ICE line) and a software update for RSR123 in Germany (Chemnitz, Döbeln, Waldheim, etc.). More service work is planned, including some in Denmark.

More information on L&B can be found under:

www.LundB.com

Metro China 2011 is the largest trade fair for trams and metros in China. The trade fair will take place at the China International Exhibition Centre in Beijing, and the exhibition will cover a surface area of 20,000 m². It will open its doors on Tuesday 01.11.2011 and will run until Friday 04.11.2011.

This year, for the first time, Frauscher Sensortechnik will be represented by a booth. Come and visit us at the China International Exhibition Centre (CIEC), Beijing, Hall 1, Level 2, Booth A518 to find out more about the latest developments in the fields of axle counting and wheel detection.

The Frauscher Sensor Technology team in Beijing will be delighted to meet you.

Link to the exhibition

Frauscher showcased its products from 8 to 10 March at the AsiaPacificRail in Hong Kong. This year, the conference, which takes place annually at the Kowloon Shangri-La Hotel in Hong Kong, was once again a very successful meeting of experts from the field of railway technology. In addition to Frauscher, companies such as Alstom, AnsaldoSTS, Bombardier and MTR came under the spotlight as sponsors of the conference.

We were particularly delighted by the many people who attended the Frauscher lecture “Optimisation of operative efficiency and safety through modern wheel detection and axle counting system solutions”, which was delivered by David Townsend, Managing Director of Frauscher Sensor Technology (Beijing) Co. Ltd.

Mumbai Railway Vikas Corporation Ltd (MRVC Ltd), a state-run project company controlled by Indian Railways, awards the largest contract for axle counting systems in recent years to a consortium under the technical leadership of Frauscher Sensortechnik GmbH.
 
The contract encompasses system design, delivery, installation, testing and commissioning of the axle counting system ACS2000 in 19 stations on the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus Mumbai (CSTM)-Thane, Kalyan & Ravli Junction Yard line within the Mumbai Division of the Central Railway, and in the Jogeshwari area within the Mumbai Division of the Western Railway. The contract involves fitting out more than 1000 track sections with the latest wheel sensor technology from Frauscher.
 
“For us, this success constitutes a further milestone in the long-term expansion of our market position within the strategic growth markets of China, India and Russia. Over the coming years, our aim is to unlock a significant share in the wheel detection and axle counting sector of the Indian railway and metro market”, explained Michael Thiel, Managing Director of Austrian-based Frauscher Sensortechnik GmbH.