About us
Ningbo Schleicher Technology Group Co., Ltd. is committed to scientific research in the intelligent industry, development, production and sales of automation system products. It is a technology-driven enterprise and supplier of automation solutions in the field of industrial control.
The company has stood for quality, innovation and experience, pursues the progress of science and technology in the industry, and provides all-round service to customers. Its four core skills include high-performance control systems, relays.
History
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2017 |
Schleicher launch in Ningbo |
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2016 |
Development of XSL-A module |
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2015 |
Expansion of the product portfolio to include charge.art |
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2014 |
Market launch in US, development of DZE electronic time-delay relay, development of a package station |
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2013 |
Expansion of the product portfolio to include EES (Electronic Engineering Services) and EMS (Electronic Manufacturing Services) |
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2012 |
Development of OP 50 M - compact hand-held controller with touch display |
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2011 |
Development of safety control solution |
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2010 |
High-speed laser control - XSL module |
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2009 |
Presentation of "mocap" - intuitive robot teaching without programming knowledge |
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2007 |
Market launch in Asia |
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2004 |
Expansion of the XCx line |
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2002 |
Start of XCx control line with Ethernet |
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2000 |
PC-based control technology - ProNumeric links sensor technology and Internet |
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1995 |
RIO I/O system with fieldbus PLC with micro line |
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1989 |
Expansion of portfolio to include safety switching devices/relays |
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1988 |
Schleicher unites PLC and CNC in the Promodul-U control system |
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1986 |
Berlin-Brandenburg Innovation Prize for an "Online Curve Interpolator" - software for complex curve programming |
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1985 |
Development of production robots for the automotive industry, amongst others |
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1983 |
Development of own NC kernel |
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1976 |
Development and market launch of first PLC |
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1971 |
Development of integrated plastic mechanical system for relays - from 260 individual parts to 80 precision parts, relocation to the current site in Berlin-Spandau |
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1958 |
Development of the world's first multifunctional time-delay relay |
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1937 |
Company founded as "Schleicher Relais Werke" in Berlin |
