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ifm - South Africa
112 Sovereign Drive, Route 21 Corporate Park, Centurion
Iso Certification 000697 QM08 DAkkS
Core business offering: Large product portfolio including position and process sensors, sensors for motion control and safety technology, products for industrial imaging and communication, identification systems and systems for mobile machines.
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Gqeberha
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Richards Bay
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Kathu
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Windhoek, Namibia
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Rustenburg
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Lydenburg
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Vaal Triangle & Klerksdorp
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Cape Town
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ifm Warehouse, Kempton Park
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Durban
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Botha, Eddie
Operations Manager
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de Beer, Celia
Marketing Manager
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Hattingh, Sarnia
Financial Manager
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Hittler, Antony
Regional Sales Manager
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Kidson, Christopher
Product Sales Manager
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Labuschagne, Alana
Accounts
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Lapacz, Krzysztof
Business Development Manager Industrial Networking
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Louw, Albert
Business Development Manager Mobile Control System
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Mackenzie, Shaun
Managing Director
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Meyer, Alfred
Managing Director - Namibia
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Skelton, Alwyn
Managing Director - South Africa
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White, Ralph
Business Development Manager Condition Monitoring
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Wilkinson, Alfie
National Sales Manager
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| Sole Agency | This company has been granted exclusive distribution rights by this brand's owner |
| Shared Agency | This is one of several companies with official rights to distribute this brand |
| Sub Agency | This company purchases from an officially appointed local distributor |
| Manufacturer | This company manufactures this brand |
| System Integrator | This company is an approved installer or system integrator of this brand | |
ifm Electronic
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Section - Maintenance, Reliability & Asset Optimisation
-Condition monitoring
- Remote site condition monitoring
-Education & training
- Computer-based
- Instructor-led
- Onsite
Section - Miscellaneous Hardware
-Fieldbus interface
-Harsh environment
-High temperature
-I/O
Section - Networks for Communication & Control
-ASI
-CANbus
-DeviceNet
-Ethernet
-Modbus
-Network analysers
- ASI
-Profibus
Section - Process Control & Manufacturing Technologies
-Flowmeters (type)
- Custody transfer
- Differential pressure (DP)
- Doppler ultrasonic
- Magnetic/electromagnetic
- Solids
- Thermal dispersion/calorific
- Vortex
-Monitors/indicators
-Regulators
-Switches
-Totalisers and correlators
-Explosion proof
-Flameproof
-Intrinsic safety
- Sensors
- Shunt diode safety barriers
- Transmitters - flow
- Transmitters - level
- Transmitters - pressure
- Transmitters - temperature
- Valve positioners
-Analytics & reporting
-Big data & cloud technologies
-Smart sensors
-Capacitive & conductive
-Microwave, guided & radar
-Optical, laser
-Pressure/hydrostatic
-Ultrasonic
-Vibrating fork
-Machine vision sensors
-Machine vision systems
-Visual inspection systems
-Analog I/O
- 65-256
-Digital I/O
- 257-512
-Networking
- Ethernet
- Fieldbus
-PACs - Programmable Automation Controllers
-Programming
- Diagnostic software
- Function block diagram
- High level (C, Basic, etc.)
- IEC 1131
- Ladder diagram (relay logic)
- Logic diagram
- Sequential function chart
-Scan rate less than 1ms per step
-Differential pressure transducers
-Manometers
-Pressure gauges/indicators
-Pressure switches
-Capacitive
-Colour mark
-Hot metal
-Inductive
-Infrared
-Laser
-Machine guard
-Magnetic
-Photoelectric
-Fibre-optic
-Flow
-Hole/tear
-Level
-Metal detectors
-Presence
-Vibration
-Heat flow monitors
-IR non-contact
-RTDs (Pt 100, Ni)
-Temperature switches
-Thermistors (PTC, NTC)
-Thermowells
| News from ifm - South Africa: |
Industry trends in digital mining and IO-Link-enabled automation
November 2026, Fieldbus & Industrial Networking, ifm - South Africa
Africa’s mining sector is moving from reactive maintenance to predictive operations. IO-Link technology and intelligent sensors are providing the connectivity needed to turn field data into operational insight. |
Clamp-on ultrasonic sensor detects wall thickness
November 2026, Flow Measurement & Control, ifm - South Africa
The SUC clamp-on ultrasonic flow meter from ifm mounts without pipe modification, automatically detects wall thickness and guides users through setup via an intelligent wizard. |
Clearly visible, customised status display
November 2026, Operator Interfaces, Switches & Relays, ifm - South Africa
Configurable stackable light towers from ifm allow users to customise industrial machine status displays with up to five colour-coded LED segments. |
Inductive ring sensors monitor material flow in feeding technology
October 2026, Sensors & Transducers, ifm - South Africa
ifm’s inductive ring sensors detect metallic parts such as screws and nuts as they pass through tubes at speeds up to 35 m/s, enabling precise counting, flow control and blockage detection, with sensitivity and output functions configurable via IO-Link. |
Hygienic and accurate flow measurement
October 2026, Flow Measurement & Control, ifm - South Africa
ifm’s ultrasonic sensor detects flows of conductive and non-conductive media with high precision. |
Vibration sensor with CANopen interface for mobile machines
September 2026, Maintenance, Test & Measurement, Calibration, ifm - South Africa
ifm’s 3-axis VMB301 condition monitoring sensor integrates into the vehicle network via CANopen, delivering real-time bearing, vibration and temperature data to help mobile machines avoid costly damage and downtime. |
Pressure sensor for robust measurement and clear communication
September 2026, Pressure Measurement & Control, ifm - South Africa
ifm’s G1/2 PF pressure sensor monitors highly viscous or abrasive media directly on the system, with a robust ceramic measuring cell, a rotatable display and a flush design that prevents clogging. |
Hygienic ultrasonic flow sensor
Third Quarter 2026, Other technologies, ifm - South Africa
The SU Puresonic Hygienic ultrasonic sensor from ifm detects flows of conductive and non-conductive media with high precision. |
The data-driven path to sustainable manufacturing
Technews Industry Guide: Sustainable Manufacturing 2026, Sensors & Transducers, Editor's Choice, ifm - South Africa
Smart automation is closing the gap between operational efficiency and environmental responsibility, and the data to do it is already inside the plant. With ifm’s sensing and digitalisation technologies, manufacturers can turn machine intelligence into measurable sustainability gains. |
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