About Teknic Euchner Electronics Pvt Ltd
Our Legacy and Expertise
With decades of expertise and experience, Teknic Euchner Electronics Pvt Ltd has established itself as a leading manufacturer in the control gear industry.
Every decision we make is guided by our core mission: to deliver products of the highest quality to our customers.
Founded in 1989, Teknic Euchner was created with a singular focus—achieving excellence in quality and professional expertise within the control gear sector.
1989
Year Founded
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Single Limit Switches
Single Limit Switch: The Teknic Euchner - Limit Switch is a versatile unit, according to the European Standard EN 50041 with Euchner know-how and is further developed to produce a perfect universal construction. Robust construction and the exclusive use of high-quality corrosion-resistant materials, precision finishing and the high Protection class IP to IEC 60529, DIN 40050 are the guarantees for a trouble-free and reliable operation under the most arduous conditions.
Inductive Proximity Switches
Used for control and positioning signals, they can be connected directly into conventional or electronic control systems. The need for such switching devices has increased in recent times as manufacturing plants, as well as machines in general have become more automated. The combination of high quality materials and advanced technology in the construction of these switches
Precision Single & Multiple Limit Switches
Minimum space requirements due to compact design, low cost connection through the use of a common wiring cable, reduction in the number of sealing glands for cable entry, cross connection of switch elements without additional terminal boxes, and easy access to all switch stations for test, adjusting and service purposes.
Photo Electric Sensors
These electronic devices, photoelectric sensors or photocells, use the light emission principle combined with the electronic and are made up of an emitter or luminous source, the light rays of which are detected by a receiver. The variation in luminous signal obtained when interrupting this ray, is converted into an electrical signal and is measured and used by an electrical circuit. The light used is either infrared or red. By making use of this light various type of photo-electric sensors can be made.
