Komax 

Komax Holding AG, in conjunction with its subsidiaries, specializes in the automated processing of wires. The company's product lineup features a comprehensive range of machinery, including various types of wire strippers—such as electrical, rotary, and coaxial—along with rotary jacket strippers. They also supply wire crimpers for semi-automatic applications, cutting and stripping machines, and sophisticated crimp-to-crimp systems designed for processing single conductors and creating double-crimp connections. Additionally, Komax manufactures wire twisting machines and advanced harness manufacturing equipment capable of automated block loading and full wire harness assembly. Beyond these core machines, Komax provides wire-handling solutions for preliminary processing, advanced marking systems, and modular units engineered for efficient production. The company further offers precision quality tools, specialized software solutions for automated crimping, and a wide array of essential accessories. Komax addresses diverse operational needs through flexible benchtop crimping platforms for individual tasks, custom-designed platforms for specific clients, and automated rotary tables that optimize double-sided processing. A comprehensive suite of services supports their product offerings. This includes various digital services; extensive consulting and installation support, encompassing site inspection, production analysis, feasibility studies, equipment installation, leasing options, and acceptance testing. Furthermore, Komax delivers technical assistance and maintenance services, featuring a helpdesk, production and ramp-up support, emergency planning, equipment relocation, repair services, and tailored service and maintenance contracts. Customers can also source spare and wear parts, and benefit from upgrades, calibration services, and both online and on-site training programs. These products are marketed under established brand names such as Artos, Exmore, Kabatec, Laselec, Thonauer, and TSK. Komax serves critical market segments including the automotive, aerospace, datacom/telecom, and broader industrial sectors. Its global operations extend across Switzerland, Europe, North and South America, Africa, and the Asia Pacific region. The company was founded in 1975 and maintains its headquarters in Dierikon, Switzerland.