Real-time information and synchronisation of computer data with real processes play a critical role for process optimisation. Only those who reconcile their information with reality can optimally control processes and reduce costs.

The interface for the food and beverage industry.

The compact, robust and economical connector e. g. for controllers, small drives and control cabinets.

We supply tested and certified infrastructure solutions such as connector sets and complete tested system cablings that are specifically designed for various Siemens motor starters and frequency converter series.

Modular building block system for the configuration of housings that meets exactly the customer's requirements.

Unmatched Versatility – to digitally transform your business.

Interfaces are the input and output paths of information of a device. At HARTING, the interface connectors serve the three lifelines data, signal and power required for industrial devices.

Quick and easy handling, robustness, flexibility in use, a long life cycle and, ideally, a tool-free assembly - whatever you expect from a connector – Han® won’t disappoint you. You’ll get even more.

For many years, D-Sub PCB connectors have provided a proven interface for data, signal and power supply in industrial applications. For HARTING, the D-Sub is more than just a bus connector.

Insulation displacement connectors (IDC for short) are the ideal solution for device manufacturers if two or more PCBs are to be connected across longer distances. Where normal mezzanine or mother/daughter card arrangements are no longer sufficient, the IDC delivers reliable connectivity via ribbon cables.

Based on our complete HARTING connectivity portfolio, we design customized cable assemblies to match your requirements and transform standardized housings into tailor-made solutions for your company.

In addition to cable assemblies, we offer system cables and a wide range of distribution boxes.

Networks in modern production facilities are becoming increasingly complex. The unmanaged Ethernet switches from the Ha-VIS eCon series now offer you further new models with RJ45 and fiber optic cable ports to enable the efficient setup and expansion of your Ethernet networks.

Devices and applications are getting smaller and more compact. So the circuit boards and innards of the devices must move closer together. HARTING is responding to the trend towards miniaturization with appropriate solutions for the various dimensions and applications that involve PCB connections.

Watch the industrial transformation begin 

The HARTING Technology Group offers a broad modular system for the implementation of innovative and future-proof Ethernet cabling. This preLink® modular system arose from the requirements of the most disparate users and existing standards, as well as HARTING's experience.

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Hard metric connectors in 2 mm contact pitch based on IEC 61076-4-101 with press-in technology.

Specifically developed for the next generation of telecom, medical and industrial applications.

The HARTING's modular and compact interface connector system har-link® in 2.0mm pitch allows data transfer rates up to 2 Gbit/s. An EMI shielding concept guarantees excellent function in EM-polluted environment.

HARTING PushPull connectors were specifically designed for robust and compact applications

World's first M8 D-code connector for 100 Mbit/s Fast Ethernet from the cloud to any sensor.

The HARTING ix Industrial® is our answer to the future challenges posed by Industry 4.0 and the IoT.

First and only manufacturer to offer both listed and recognized options for uses in UL 508 applications

Vibration-free. No screws. Plug in with a "click".

HARTING PushPull connectors provide compact outdoor rated solutions for a safe shock-and-vibration-resistant connection.  

HARTING's mobile applications allow you to configurator solutions, determine your cost savings, and access hundreds of educational content pieces to keep you up-to-speed in the industry. 

Edge-computing gateway device/Industrial PC for the IIoT and Industry 4.0. 

This series meets all the electrical requirements for implementing of high-quality connectivity solutions in hazardous locations in the Americas. 

Digitalizing a factory. Improving Overall Operational Efficiencies (OEE) using technology.  Building a predictive maintenance system. All of these are reasons that companies are turning to Industry 4.0.  However, implementing a solution specific to an existing factory can seem overwhelming.  As no two applications are exactly the same, finding an out of the box solution that perfectly fits in your existing application is unlikely. Having said this, tailoring existing, tested IIoT solutions for your applications is easy with the right partner.  This is the concept behind HARTING’s IIoT Solution Packages.   

Condition monitoring is a necessity in modern production and business models. Condition monitoring (or, colloquially, CM) is the process of monitoring a parameter of condition in machinery (vibration, temperature, et cetera) to identify a significant change that is indicative of a developing fault. It is a major component of predictive maintenance. Companies cannot afford any unexpected downtime caused by machine malfunction and power. Taking precautions to monitor the health and viability of equipment is a must. Condition monitoring allows to operate old machines and infrastructure (e.g. conveyor systems) longer than originally planned. This way, investments can be minimized and shifted to strategically important topics.

Understanding the location of assets as well as stored and updated information about the asset is the core of automated asset management. One of the most reliable and widely used ways to manage assets is via an MICA RF-R500 RFID system. RFID is a technology that uses radio waves to read, capture and store information on an RFID tag that is attached to an object.

Injection molding machines are the center of the manufacturing process for many companies and, due to the materials and processes used, one of the most complex machines on the floor.  This is why the first machines a company considers for upgrading with IIoT capabilities is usually the injection molding machines. 

The Industry's First IIoT Starter Kits It’s easy to talk about integrating IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things), but it’s another thing entirely to do it.  Many people don’t know where to start or what IIoT applications would benefit their operations the best. That’s why HARTING developed these IIoT starter kits.  Each kit has everything needed for a basic application and is ideal for those starting with IIoT. The HARTING MICA boasts a container-based open architecture so users can easily customize to their specific application well beyond what is included in the kits.

When the decision is made to integrate IIoT, there are two possible strategies. Either a company can invest in completely new machines and equipment that were developed exclusively for this need or they can upgrade their current machines, otherwise known as legacy machinery, and equipment with devices that make this type of communication possible. Digital retrofit here means taking a device that produces or uses data of some sort and connecting it to a device that can allow that data to be a part of a larger data pool.

The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) connects machines, analytics, and people to create powerful insights to drive smarter, faster, and better business decisions.  The IIoT is made up of interconnected machines and devices that can monitor, collect, exchange, and analyze data.  It is transforming the industry and changing the way the industry functions.  By combining machine-to-machine communications with analytics, companies can reap the benefits of unparalleled efficiency, productivity, and performance.  

Inter-car jumper systems based on customer requirements

Han-Eco® is a modular connector that carries almost no weight. It forms an ideal solution, when it comes to the optimization of an interface’s weight and price.

Wide selection of standardized and customized cable assemblies

HARTING PushPull connectors are the fastest and simplest solution for device connection technology in industrial and automation environments. Data, signals and power can be easily connected and locked.

Try our new Han® Configurator! Benefit from all sorts of additional functions and an efficient configuration process. Be inspired and discover new solutions.

HARTING offers a comprehensive portfolio of tools for all relevant termination techniques and assembly steps. The portfolio ranges from simple assembly and disassembly tools, manual and semi-automatic hand tools to fully automated machines – for an efficient processing of contacts and connectors.

Whether for transportation or industrial applications: the ability to quickly and accurately detect current is required in order to precisely control power electronics systems such as frequency converters, traction converters, UPS systems or welding systems.