EKTechnologies - Electrochemical measuring systems

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EKTechnologies
Electrochemical measuring systems

We are experts in special measurement technology for the analysis of electrochemical processes with a focus on tests in the field of renewable energies, such as battery and fuel cells or electrolysis tests, corrosion analysis or sensor development. We have excellent solutions for you - whether for basic research or for production.

BATTERY TEST

FUEL CELL TEST

ELECTROLYSIS AND POWER-TO-X

CORROSION

SENSOR DEVELOPMENT

Instruments

EKTechnologies
measuring systems

Powerful, precise instruments are important for complex solutions. That is why we focus on instruments from experienced partners, which we distribute exclusively. Our portfolio ranges from ultra-small potentiostats by Palmsens for analyses on electrochemical sensors to fully comprehensive fuel cell test benches by Scribner Associates.

POTENTIOSTATS

IMPEDANCE

BATTERY CYCLISERS

TEST BENCHES

About EKTechnologies

The roots of EKTechnologies lie in Belltec GmbH, founded in 1993, followed by EKTechnologies, founded in 2004 by Karl-Günther Glocke. He developed both companies into closely interlinked optimal contacts for research questions in electrochemistry. In 2020, the company underwent a far-reaching restructuring in which the two companies merged to form EKTechnologies and at the same time became part of the midsize LXinstruments family.
The southern German test and measurement system manufacturer LXinstruments now covers electrotechnical function and safety testing, as well as RF measurement technology for semiconductor and electronics research with its subsidiary bsw TestSystems & Consulting.

Finally, with the addition of EKTechnologies, the company has succeeded in closing the gap between electro-technical and electro-chemical test applications.

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