
Develops and manufactures Power Analyzers, Power Transmitters and Battery Testers for laboratory and industry

Infratek AG
Uetikon am See (CH)New on Amplifa
About Infratek
Infratek AG was founded in 1979 by Dr. Hans-Rudolf Oppliger in Uetikon am See on Lake Zurich and has been developing and manufacturing electronic measuring instruments ever since. The product range includes Power Analyzers, Power Transmitters as well as Battery Testers and Battery Monitors, which are used by academic and industrial customers worldwide. The instruments are used for research and development, quality control, maintenance and training, as well as in fields such as energy, solar and automotive. The company distributes its products through an international distribution network and offers calibration as well as long-term support for its instruments. Infratek sees itself as a manufacturer of precise, user-friendly measuring instruments and describes its manufacturing as Swiss Made. Today, the company is run in its second generation by the founder's daughter and her husband.
- Site
- CH-8707 Uetikon am See
- Processes
- Calibration, Support/Application support, Distribution of test and measurement technology
- Founded
- 1979
- Industries
- Electrical industry, Research/Education, Automotive, Energy/Solar, Transformer and motor testing
- 01
Research & Development
- 02
Manufacturing and assembly of measuring instruments
- 03
Calibration
- 04
Distribution and support
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Uetikon am See
CHHeadquarters with development, manufacturing, calibration and sales
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History
- 1979
Foundation of Infratek AG in Uetikon am See by Dr. Hans-Rudolf Oppliger
- 1981–1989
Development of the first Power Analyzer 101A as well as successor models 102A, 301A, 103A, 104B/304B and 304BM for motor testing
- 1990–1999
Launch of the 304BT for transformer testing, the low-cost line 105A, the vector wattmeter 305A, the 106A with FL backlight, the PC10 Harmonic Analyzer and the 23DC Source Tester
- 2000–2009
New developments 107A, Model 31 Handheld, 101A Low-Cost, DC27 Load, DC24 Battery Tester, ITL-101 Power Transmitter and BM51 Battery Monitor; company taken over by the founder's daughter
- 2010–2020
Release of the Power Analyzers 108A, PC11 and 108B