Komax Acquires Exmore to Expand Sensor Cable Processing Solutions
Komax has acquiredย Exmore, a Belgium-based specialist in equipment for manufacturing and processingย sensor cables. This strategic move strengthens Komaxโs position in high-growth sensor applications, especially as demand rises in automotive, industrial, and medical markets.
Learn more about Komax atย https://www.komaxgroup.comย and Exmore atย https://www.exmore.com.
Exmoreโs Sensor Cable Processing Expertise
Founded in 1993,ย Exmoreย focuses on equipment forย sensor cable processing, which makes it a strong fit within the Komax portfolio. The company develops systems for:
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Cutting and stripping cables
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Crimping and marking
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Welding and testing cables and related electronics
Becauseย autonomous vehiclesย continue to gain traction, manufacturers expect the number of sensor cables in vehicles and related systems to grow sharply. As a result, demand forย automated sensor cable processing solutionsย will also increase, directly aligning with Exmoreโs core capabilities.
Market Segments and Customer Base
Exmore, headquartered inย Beerse, Belgium, employs aroundย 60 people. Its customers operate in multiple market segments, including:
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Automotive
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Consumer electronics
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Industrial applications
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Aerospace
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Medical technology
This broad industry reach gives Komax wider access to sensorโdriven markets that require highโprecision, automated cable processing.
Komaxโs Global Footprint and Automation Portfolio
Komax, based inย Switzerland, operates production facilities acrossย Europe, North and South America, Asia, and Africa. The company develops bothย series-production machineryย andย customer-specific systems, covering a full range of automation and customization levels.
Through more thanย 40 companiesย and a workforce of overย 2,200 employees, Komax offers local sales and service inย over 60 countriesย via its subsidiaries and independent representatives. The addition of Exmore further enhances its ability to deliver endโtoโend solutions for cable and sensor processing worldwide.