HARTING Technology Group
About
About HARTING Technology Group
HARTING develops industrial connectivity used between robot joints, sensors, controls and external infrastructure. The portfolio includes Han rectangular connectors, circular interfaces, modular inserts, pre-assembled cable harnesses, dresspacks, floor cables and Ethernet equipment for power, signal and high-speed data transmission.
The company designs these components for continuous motion, vibration, electromagnetic compatibility and repeated tool or module changes. Compact interfaces support AGVs and AMRs, while miniature and hybrid connectors address constrained humanoid and UAV assemblies. HARTING also supplies application-specific harnesses and cable-management concepts, placing it at the component and pre-assembled subsystem layer rather than the finished-robot layer.
Operations
Facilities & manufacturing
- Facility
2025-12-11 - HARTING reported 14 production facilities and seven development sites supporting its global industrial-connectivity business. - global group footprint
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Supply
Supply chain relationships
- Yamaha Motor
Outbound - Compute & Control - Yamaha’s seven-axis cobot development uses HARTING Han-Modular inserts in its control-system connector
Source - Yamaha Motor
Outbound - actuation and motion control - Yamaha’s seven-axis cobot development uses HARTING Han-Eco connectors between the robot and control system
Source - SSI SCHAEFER
Outbound - Interconnect & Harnessing - SSI SCHAEFER fits cold-storage Exyz configurations with HARTING connectors on igus readycable assemblies
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Team
- Philip Harting - Chairman and CEO - Leads the group’s industrial-connectivity strategy and global operations.
Timeline
Events
- 2025-12-11 - Market Signal - HARTING reports EUR 1.1 billion FY2024/25 sales
Currency-adjusted sales grew by almost 17% from the prior year’s EUR 940 million. The group operated 14 production facilities, seven development sites and 42 sales companies with about 6,100 employees. HARTING attributed the recovery to its diversified production footprint and stronger non-European markets.
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