Metus Industrial Systems (China) Co., LTD is a wholly owned company registered by MTS in China. MTS Systems was founded in 1951 (headquartered in Minneapolis, USA) and has since grown rapidly to become a major supplier of test and simulation systems and magnetostrictive sensor technology. With nearly 2,000 employees, MTS Systems provides innovative solutions to the automotive, aerospace, manufacturing, medical, research and original equipment manufacturers. Sensors is a division of MTS Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: MTSC). In 1970, MTS Sensors became the first company to use magnetostrictive technology in displacement sensors and level gauges, thus beginning our entrepreneurial process of developing future-oriented high-precision sensors. More than 300 employees in Ludensiede (Germany), Cari (North Carolina), Tokyo (Japan) and Shanghai (China) are dedicated to the linear displacement sensor and level sensor business.
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Company:
mtschina
Type:
Enterprise (Manufacturers)
Area:
CHINA
Size:
50-99人
Capital:
4100 ten thousand RMB
Year of registration:
1969
Verfied:
Deposit:
Paid 0.00 元
Mode:
Manufacturers
Business:
MTS Automotive Test System, MTS Material Test System, MTS Aerospace System, MTS Biomedical system
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Metus Industrial Systems (China) Co., LTD is a wholly owned company registered by MTS in China. MTS Systems was founded in 1951 (headquartered in Minneapolis, USA) and has since grown rapidly to become a major supplier of test and simulation systems and magnetostrictive sensor technology. With nearly 2,000 employees, MTS Systems provides innovative solutions to the automotive, aerospace, manufacturing, medical, research and original equipment manufacturers. Sensors is a division of MTS Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: MTSC). In 1970, MTS Sensors became the first company to use magnetostrictive technology in displacement sensors and level gauges, thus beginning our entrepreneurial process of developing future-oriented high-precision sensors. More than 300 employees in Ludensiede (Germany), Cari (North Carolina), Tokyo (Japan) and Shanghai (China) are dedicated to the linear displacement sensor and level sensor business.