HARTING is a global technology company specialising in industrial connectivity. Founded in 1945 and still family-owned, the company has grown into a key enabler of industrial automation, transportation, and energy systems worldwide. Its products are used to power and connect everything from factory control cabinets and robots to trains, wind turbines, and data infrastructure.

The company is best known for its Han® range of connectors, which have become an industry standard in heavy-duty environments. Over the decades, HARTING has built a broad portfolio that includes PCB connectors, industrial Ethernet components, device interface modules, and edge computing hardware. Its solutions are engineered to meet the demands of harsh operating conditions, tight integration requirements, and growing data and power density across modern systems.

HARTING places a strong focus on reliability, modularity, and serviceability, often designing components to simplify maintenance, reduce system downtime, and improve overall cost of ownership. Its newer developments, such as PushPull locking mechanisms, Single Pair Ethernet (SPE) solutions, and externalised safety modules, reflect a growing demand for smarter, safer, and more efficient industrial infrastructure.

Beyond product development, the company is also committed to regional support. With engineering, manufacturing, and logistics operations in North America, Europe, and Asia, HARTING can respond quickly to local requirements while maintaining global quality standards. In North America specifically, HARTING serves customers across automation, rail, energy, and OEM sectors through in-region teams focused on design, application engineering, and customer support.

HARTING continues to invest in innovation through partnerships with universities, industry bodies, and customers. The goal is not just to meet today’s needs, but to help shape the electrical and data infrastructure that will power the next generation of smart factories, connected transport, and resilient energy systems.