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HARTING, Inc. of North America
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harting.com
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Private
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1945
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HARTING Technology Group is a family-owned, third-generation industrial connectivity company founded in 1945 in Germany and headquartered in Switzerland and Espelkamp, Germany. The company designs and manufactures a portfolio of more than 25,000 electrical connector solutions for power, data, and signal transmission, anchored by the Han family of rectangular industrial connectors — the de facto market standard HARTING originated — and extending into circular connectors, modular systems (Han-Modular, Han-Modular Domino), PCB connectors, Ethernet switches, and e-mobility charging cables. Manufacturing spans 14 production facilities and 7 development sites across 42 sales countries, with a 6,100-person global workforce. Reported FY 2024/25 revenue was EUR 1.1 billion, up 17% year-over-year, with the Americas region posting 33% YoY growth on EUR 206 million.

The company sells primarily through direct enterprise field sales backed by Field Application Engineers, a network of 42 regional sales subsidiaries, and global distribution partnerships — most notably a Mouser Electronics relationship in place since 2003. HARTING serves nine primary use-case segments: industrial automation, data center infrastructure, e-mobility, energy grid, robotics, railway, semiconductor manufacturing, smart infrastructure, and machinery. Named enterprise customers include Microsoft (Project Olympus data center partnership), Schneider Electric, Vertiv, Siemens, Alstom, Stadler, SANY, Husky Technologies, VW, Indian Railways, and Delhi Metro Rail Corporation. Co-development with the Open Compute Project on the ORv3 PowerShelf standard and membership in SEMI anchor HARTING's position in data center and semiconductor ecosystems.

The business model is hardware sales of engineered connector and cable-assembly products, priced quote-by-quote through direct and distribution channels with multi-year enterprise contracts. The portfolio is increasingly differentiated by modularity (up to 50% space savings), miniaturization (ix Industrial at 70% smaller than RJ45), and sustainability features (bio-based CO2-reduced components), with digital product configurators enabling self-service design-in. Recent strategic activity includes a March 2026 Americas expansion with 64% U.S. headcount growth, a new hydrogen fuel cell plant in Espelkamp (May 2026), and elevation of sales to an Executive Board function.

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HARTING Technology Group is a family-owned industrial connectivity company founded in 1945 that designs and manufactures over 25,000 electrical connector solutions, anchored by the Han rectangular connector standard, serving automation, data center, e-mobility, energy, railway, semiconductor, and robotics customers across 42 countries.

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Operating
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5,001–10,000
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HeadquartersElgin, United States
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Elgin
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United States
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North America
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices6 records

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
industrial connectors, rectangular connectors, circular connectors, PCB connectors, power connectivity
Industry7 codes
1Connectors & Interconnect Components (Industrial connectors, terminals, sockets, backplane)
CodeIMAGAJACPrimaryYes
2Industrial Communication & Interface Components (Transceivers, PHYs, isolators, level shifters, fieldbus/Ethernet ICs)
CodeIMAGAJAIPrimaryNo
3Industrial Networking & Communication Electronics Manufacturing (Ethernet switches, Fieldbus, Wireless)
CodeIMAGAGAEPrimaryNo
4Industrial Networking & Connectivity (Industrial Ethernet, Fieldbus, IO-Link)
CodeIMAHAHAIPrimaryNo
5Ruggedized Connectors, Cabling & M12 Connectivity (Industrial Ethernet Physical Layer)
CodeHDAFAJAJPrimaryNo
6Automotive Connectors, Terminals & Junction Boxes Manufacturing
CodeIMACAJABPrimaryNo
7Connectors, Jacks & Couplers (RJ45/LC/SC/MPO/MTP)
CodeHDAFALADPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Electronic Connector Manufacturing334417
  • Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing334290
  • Current-Carrying Wiring Device Manufacturing335931
SIC code3 codes
  • Electronic Connectors3678
  • Electrical Industrial Apparatus3620
  • Electronic & Other Electrical Equipment (No Computer Equip)3600
Product category
Industrial Connectors
Social media profiles1 record
GTM motion3 records

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model1 record
1Industrial Connector Hardware Sales
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Sale of industrial connectors including Han rectangular connectors, circular connectors, modular systems, and cable assemblies. Revenue generated from product sales across global manufacturing operations.

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Marketing channels5 records

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Distribution channels4 records

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Cost components6 values
Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
Pricing details1 tier
1B2B direct sales and distributor channel pricing
ModelOtherBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Quote-based pricing through direct enterprise sales and distribution partners like Mouser Electronics

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GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Brand1 of 2 records shown
1Han
Description

The market standard rectangular industrial connector brand for heavy-duty industrial connectorization, enabling modularization of machines and facilities

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Core offering1 text field

HARTING manufactures industrial connectivity solutions for power, data, and signal transmission across factory automation, data centers, e-mobility, railway, energy, robotics, and semiconductor manufacturing. The portfolio centers on the Han® family of rectangular industrial connectors — including modular, compact, and circular variants — supplemented by PCB connectors, E-mobility charging cables, and customized connectivity solutions sold through direct enterprise sales and global distributors.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
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  • Reduced installation time from weeks to days through plug-and-play connectors
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Product overview1 text field

HARTING Technology Group is a leading global provider of industrial connectivity solutions for transmitting data, signal, and power across industrial applications. The product portfolio centers on the Han® family of industrial connectors as the core offering, including modular variants (Han-Modular®, Han-Modular® Domino), circular connectors (Metric, Industrial, ICC series), and specialized sub-brands like Han-Eco® (thermoplastic), Han® ORV3 (data center power), Han® HPR (harsh environments), and Han® HMC (high mating cycles). Supporting products include PCB connectors (har-flex®, har-modular®), industrial Ethernet switches (Ha-VIS eCon series), M12 circular connectors, PushPull connectors, and D-Sub variants. E-mobility solutions encompass AC/DC charging cables and solenoid systems. Railway-specific products include UIC connectors, TrainPowerLine, and VarioShell inter-car jumpers. The portfolio is complemented by cable assemblies, panel feed-throughs, tools, and digital configuration tools. The company serves diverse sectors including automation, data centers, e-mobility, energy, machinery, railway, robotics, semiconductor manufacturing, and smart infrastructure, offering both standardized products and customized solutions.

Product and service30 records
1Han® Industrial Connectors
CategoryRectangular industrial connectors
Description

Flagship rectangular heavy-duty industrial connector family serving as the market standard for modularization of machines and facilities across industrial automation.

2Han-Modular®
CategoryModular industrial connectors
Description

Modular connector system allowing engineers to combine multiple connection types in one connector interface, delivering up to 50% space savings for industrial equipment.

3Han-Modular® Domino
CategoryModular industrial connectors
Description

Cube-based modular connector modules supporting customized connector configurations with up to 130% contact density versus previous standards without reducing rated voltage; for industrial robotics and machine monitoring.

4Circular Connectors (M8, M12, M17, M23, PushPull variants)
CategoryCircular industrial connectors
Description

Comprehensive portfolio of metric and industrial circular connectors in all common sizes and codings, including M12 with integrated magnetics, PushPull variants, and the ICC series for industrial applications.

5ICC (Industrial Circular Connectors) Series
CategoryCircular industrial connectors
Description

Scalable industrial circular connector series for harsh environments, with size 20 featuring hybrid inserts and single-pole power connectors up to 400 A/600V.

6Han-Eco®
CategoryIndustrial connector housings
Description

High-performance thermoplastic hoods and housings that are environmentally friendly, reducing weight and costs while maintaining durability for industrial and data center applications.

7Han® ORV3 (PowerShelf)
CategoryData center power connectors
Description

Next-generation power connectivity solution for hyperscale data centers, co-developed with the Open Compute Project, offering higher power capacity, smaller footprint, and energy efficiency.

8PCB Connectors (har-flex® / har-modular®)
CategoryPCB connectors
Description

Board-level connectors for transmission of data, signal, or power into/out of devices or for connection of printed circuit boards within devices, including the har-flex® 1.27mm pitch series (6-100 pins) and the drag-and-drop har-modular® PCB series.

9ix Industrial®
CategoryMiniaturized Ethernet connectors
Description

Miniaturized connector for 4-8 wire Ethernet and Power over Ethernet (PoE) capabilities, up to 70% smaller than RJ45 with Cat. 6A performance for 1/10 Gbit/s.

10M12 Circular Connectors
CategoryCircular industrial connectors
Description

Industrial circular connectors with integrated magnetics that save board space compared to standard M12 connectors, available in various coding types for different industrial applications.

11PushPull Connectors
CategoryQuick-locking industrial connectors
Description

Industrial connectors with accessible external latching mechanism allowing more connectors in small spaces for quick connect/disconnect functionality.

12Han-Power® T Power Distributors
CategoryIndustrial power distribution
Description

Rugged power distributors offering a range of options including pin number and materials for data center and industrial power distribution applications.

13Han® HPR (High Performance Transformer Connector)
CategoryHarsh-environment connectors
Description

Stainless steel hoods and housings designed to withstand harsh environments with weather and unauthorized access protection, including the HPTC variant for transformer applications.

14Han® HMC (High Mating Cycles)
CategoryHigh mating cycle connectors
Description

Connectors designed for high mating cycle applications featuring multiple hood and housing options for demanding industrial environments.

15Han® Protect
CategoryIndustrial connector protection
Description

Protection solution for control cabinet interfaces and fuses, simplifying protection while requiring less space in industrial installations.

16D-Sub PushPull
CategoryIndustrial data connectors
Description

Classic bus signal connector with innovative quick-locking PushPull mechanism for effortless handling and reliable connections in demanding industrial environments.

17Industrial Ethernet Switches (Ha-VIS eCon series)
CategoryIndustrial networking
Description

Unmanaged Ethernet switches from the Ha-VIS eCon series with RJ45 and fiber optic cable ports for efficient setup and expansion of Ethernet networks in industrial environments.

18Panel Feed-throughs (PFT)
CategoryIndustrial interface connectors
Description

Interface connectors from inside to outside through housing walls, providing IP20 to IP67 protected connections with standardized external connection points.

19Cable Connectors & Cable Assemblies
CategoryIndustrial cable assemblies
Description

Ready-to-use plug-and-play cable solutions for power, signal, and data transmission, including standardized and customized variants that avoid wiring errors and reduce downtime.

20AC/DC Charging Cables
CategoryEV charging infrastructure
Description

Charging cables for safe, fast energy transfer in modern electric vehicle charging infrastructure, supporting both AC and DC charging standards.

21Han® 1A
CategoryCompact rectangular connectors
Description

Compact, robust, and universally deployable rectangular connector system for transmission in all lifelines (power, signal, data) in a space-saving format.

22T1 Industrial
CategorySingle-pair Ethernet connectors
Description

Standard mating face for Ethernet transmission over a single pair of twisted wires, enabling efficient Single-Pair Ethernet connectivity for industrial applications.

23Han® UIC Connectors
CategoryRailway inter-car connectors
Description

Connectors to UIC 558 standard for robust inter-car jumper interfaces on rail vehicles, available in 13-pin, 18-pin, and 22-pin configurations with PE for remote control and data transmission.

24TrainPowerLine
CategoryRailway power distribution
Description

New interface for flexible underfloor applications in rail vehicles, providing efficient power distribution as an alternative to the traditional UIC 552 interface.

25VarioShell (Han® HPR VarioShell)
CategoryRailway inter-car jumper housing
Description

Next-generation inter-car jumper housing system with streamlined design protecting against environmental impacts; IP69 rating guarantees safe outdoor use and enables weight reduction in rail vehicles.

26Han® MPC (Miniature Professional Connector)
CategoryDrone and miniature connectors
Description

First industrial connector designed for commercial drones, providing industry-proof performance and high reliability in a small form factor for unmanned aerial vehicles.

27Solenoid Systems
CategoryAutomotive electromagnetic components
Description

Customized solenoid solutions for automotive series production, including precision magnets for the automotive industry that increase safety in electric vehicles.

28Customized Solutions (Engineering Services)
CategoryCustomized engineering services
Description

Engineering and manufacturing services for custom connector solutions and bespoke connectivity products tailored to specific application requirements, supporting HARTING Custom Solutions across the entire production lifecycle.

293D-MID Solutions
Category3D molded interconnect devices
Description

Three-dimensional molded interconnect device (3D-MID) solutions through HARTING's 3D Circuits subsidiary, enabling complex electrical connectivity in three-dimensional forms.

30Product Configurators (Han®, M17/M23 & ICC, System Cable, har-modular®)
CategoryDigital design tools
Description

Online design tools including Han® Configurator, M17/M23 & ICC Configurator, System Cable Configurator, and har-modular® Configurator enabling engineers to design custom connector solutions with 3D visualization and automatic data sheet generation.

Scale indicator12 records

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Partnership10 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-04-28
Description

Awarded HARTING Supplier Award recognizing it as a top-performing supplier based on internal HARTING employee survey evaluating product quality, performance, communication, collaboration, and innovation capability. Otto Bihler has contributed significantly to HARTING's success.

Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAnnounced on2026-04-15
Description

Global authorized distributor partnership since 2003. Mouser offers HARTING's portfolio of over 25,000 electrical connector solutions with exceptional efficiency in delivery and sustained year-over-year growth in sales performance. Mouser received HARTING's Global High Service Distributor of the Year Award and Distinguished Award for New Product Sales Growth for second consecutive year in 2026.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

HARTING co-authored the ORv3 PowerShelf connector standard with OCP and has maintained this partnership for over a decade. The ORv3 connector enables higher power, smaller footprint, and energy efficiency for data center applications.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partnership for Project Olympus data center infrastructure design. HARTING developed pre-built rack PDU cable assemblies that reduced Microsoft's lead times from 6-8 weeks to 2 weeks. Microsoft now uses Han-Eco connector as their standard for data center deployments.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partnership for developing custom connectivity solutions to meet data center power requirements. Schneider Electric provides testimony that HARTING is always at the forefront of interconnect technologies and approaches them with new ideas to make solutions better for customers.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partnership to introduce new rack power solution designed to simplify and accelerate data center deployment, unveiled at OCP Summit.

7SEMI
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

HARTING is a member of SEMI, the leading semiconductor industry association with over 3,000 worldwide members. HARTING participates in industry events, standards programs, and thought leadership through this membership.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

Featured case study in Microsoft's thought leadership on AI adoption in manufacturing. HARTING deploying Microsoft cloud and AI solutions across design, manufacturing, and supply chain operations.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partnership for Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Blue-Line trains mid-life refurbishment program. HARTING India providing connectivity solutions supporting onboard systems including passenger Wi-Fi, CCTV surveillance, fire detection, and passenger information technologies.

10SAP
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

HARTING won SAP Innovation Award in Sustainability Hero category for implementing SAP Sustainability Footprint Management to automate CO2 emission calculations across 13,000 materials. Solution enables one-click carbon footprint reporting and supports EU sustainability regulations compliance including CSRD and Digital Product Passport.

Recent move9 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Global manufacturer of connectivity and sensor solutions, including industrial connectors, automotive connectors, and data center interconnects. Direct competitor to HARTING across industrial, transportation, and data center segments, with comparable product breadth and global manufacturing footprint.

TypeDirect peer
Description

German family-owned industrial connectivity company specializing in terminal blocks, industrial connectors, and automation technology. Closely comparable to HARTING in product portfolio, customer base (industrial automation), and German family-ownership heritage.

TypeDirect peer
Description

German industrial connectivity specialist offering terminal blocks, heavy-duty connectors, and industrial Ethernet solutions. Directly comparable to HARTING in industrial automation, with similar focus on harsh-environment rectangular connectors and German engineering heritage.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global manufacturer of electronic interconnect solutions spanning automotive, data center, industrial, and consumer markets. Overlaps with HARTING in industrial and data center connector categories as part of a broader portfolio serving multiple end markets.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

One of the largest global connector manufacturers with a diversified portfolio across automotive, military/aerospace, industrial, and telecommunications. Broader incumbent with overlapping industrial and data center connector lines but not specialized in HARTING's harsh-environment rectangular niche.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Provider of specialized interconnect solutions for aerospace, defense, industrial, and rail markets. Comparable to HARTING's railway and harsh-environment connector portfolio, with overlapping product lines in rugged rectangular and circular connectors.

TypeDirect peer
Description

German family-owned manufacturer of high-frequency connectivity solutions, including industrial and data center interconnects. Direct comparable to HARTING in industrial and telecom connector markets, with similar engineering pedigree.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Japanese connector manufacturer serving automotive, industrial, and consumer markets. Overlaps with HARTING in industrial automation and automotive connector categories, primarily competing on circular and board-to-board connectors.

TypeEmerging player
Description

US-based designer and manufacturer of connectivity and power products including industrial connectors and magnetic solutions. Comparable to HARTING in industrial and power connectivity segments though with smaller scale and broader power-product focus.

TypeRegional player
Description

Swiss-based manufacturer specializing in industrial connectors, robotic tool changers, and quick-disconnect systems. Comparable to HARTING's modular connector and industrial automation offerings, with particular strength in robotic and renewable energy applications.

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Segment9 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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Harting

Industrial Connectorsharting.com

HARTING Technology Group is a family-owned industrial connectivity company founded in 1945 that designs and manufactures over 25,000 electrical connector solutions, anchored by the Han rectangular connector standard, serving automation, data center, e-mobility, energy, railway, semiconductor, and robotics customers across 42 countries.

What Harting does

HARTING Technology Group is a family-owned, third-generation industrial connectivity company founded in 1945 in Germany and headquartered in Switzerland and Espelkamp, Germany. The company designs and manufactures a portfolio of more than 25,000 electrical connector solutions for power, data, and signal transmission, anchored by the Han family of rectangular industrial connectors — the de facto market standard HARTING originated — and extending into circular connectors, modular systems (Han-Modular, Han-Modular Domino), PCB connectors, Ethernet switches, and e-mobility charging cables. Manufacturing spans 14 production facilities and 7 development sites across 42 sales countries, with a 6,100-person global workforce. Reported FY 2024/25 revenue was EUR 1.1 billion, up 17% year-over-year, with the Americas region posting 33% YoY growth on EUR 206 million.

The company sells primarily through direct enterprise field sales backed by Field Application Engineers, a network of 42 regional sales subsidiaries, and global distribution partnerships — most notably a Mouser Electronics relationship in place since 2003. HARTING serves nine primary use-case segments: industrial automation, data center infrastructure, e-mobility, energy grid, robotics, railway, semiconductor manufacturing, smart infrastructure, and machinery. Named enterprise customers include Microsoft (Project Olympus data center partnership), Schneider Electric, Vertiv, Siemens, Alstom, Stadler, SANY, Husky Technologies, VW, Indian Railways, and Delhi Metro Rail Corporation. Co-development with the Open Compute Project on the ORv3 PowerShelf standard and membership in SEMI anchor HARTING's position in data center and semiconductor ecosystems.

The business model is hardware sales of engineered connector and cable-assembly products, priced quote-by-quote through direct and distribution channels with multi-year enterprise contracts. The portfolio is increasingly differentiated by modularity (up to 50% space savings), miniaturization (ix Industrial at 70% smaller than RJ45), and sustainability features (bio-based CO2-reduced components), with digital product configurators enabling self-service design-in. Recent strategic activity includes a March 2026 Americas expansion with 64% U.S. headcount growth, a new hydrogen fuel cell plant in Espelkamp (May 2026), and elevation of sales to an Executive Board function.

Harting firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Harting
Legal name
HARTING, Inc. of North America
Website
https://harting.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1945
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
5,001–10,000 employees
Short description
HARTING Technology Group is a family-owned industrial connectivity company founded in 1945 that designs and manufactures over 25,000 electrical connector solutions, anchored by the Han rectangular connector standard, serving automation, data center, e-mobility, energy, railway, semiconductor, and robotics customers across 42 countries.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Harting industry classification

Industry
Product category
Industrial Connectors
NAICS
Electronic Connector Manufacturing (334417), Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing (334290), Current-Carrying Wiring Device Manufacturing (335931)
SIC
Electronic Connectors (3678), Electrical Industrial Apparatus (3620), Electronic & Other Electrical Equipment (No Computer Equip) (3600)
akta.pro primary industry
Connectors & Interconnect Components (Industrial connectors, terminals, sockets, backplane) (IMAGAJAC)
akta.pro secondary industries
Industrial Communication & Interface Components (Transceivers, PHYs, isolators, level shifters, fieldbus/Ethernet ICs) (IMAGAJAI), Industrial Networking & Communication Electronics Manufacturing (Ethernet switches, Fieldbus, Wireless) (IMAGAGAE), Industrial Networking & Connectivity (Industrial Ethernet, Fieldbus, IO-Link) (IMAHAHAI), Ruggedized Connectors, Cabling & M12 Connectivity (Industrial Ethernet Physical Layer) (HDAFAJAJ), Automotive Connectors, Terminals & Junction Boxes Manufacturing (IMACAJAB), Connectors, Jacks & Couplers (RJ45/LC/SC/MPO/MTP) (HDAFALAD)

Keywords

  • Industrial connectors
  • Rectangular connectors
  • Circular connectors
  • PCB connectors
  • Power connectivity

Where Harting is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Elgin
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices6 records

Markets served

Harting business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Industrial Connector Hardware Sales: Sale of industrial connectors including Han rectangular connectors, circular connectors, modular systems, and cable assemblies. Revenue generated from product sales across global manufacturing operations.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
OtherMulti-year contractB2B direct sales and distributor channel pricing

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels5 records

Harting product offering

Product offering

Core offering

HARTING manufactures industrial connectivity solutions for power, data, and signal transmission across factory automation, data centers, e-mobility, railway, energy, robotics, and semiconductor manufacturing. The portfolio centers on the Han® family of rectangular industrial connectors — including modular, compact, and circular variants — supplemented by PCB connectors, E-mobility charging cables, and customized connectivity solutions sold through direct enterprise sales and global distributors.

Product overview

HARTING Technology Group is a leading global provider of industrial connectivity solutions for transmitting data, signal, and power across industrial applications. The product portfolio centers on the Han® family of industrial connectors as the core offering, including modular variants (Han-Modular®, Han-Modular® Domino), circular connectors (Metric, Industrial, ICC series), and specialized sub-brands like Han-Eco® (thermoplastic), Han® ORV3 (data center power), Han® HPR (harsh environments), and Han® HMC (high mating cycles). Supporting products include PCB connectors (har-flex®, har-modular®), industrial Ethernet switches (Ha-VIS eCon series), M12 circular connectors, PushPull connectors, and D-Sub variants. E-mobility solutions encompass AC/DC charging cables and solenoid systems. Railway-specific products include UIC connectors, TrainPowerLine, and VarioShell inter-car jumpers. The portfolio is complemented by cable assemblies, panel feed-throughs, tools, and digital configuration tools. The company serves diverse sectors including automation, data centers, e-mobility, energy, machinery, railway, robotics, semiconductor manufacturing, and smart infrastructure, offering both standardized products and customized solutions.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Han: The market standard rectangular industrial connector brand for heavy-duty industrial connectorization, enabling modularization of machines and facilities
  • HARTING Americas

Products and services

  • Han® Industrial Connectors Flagship rectangular heavy-duty industrial connector family serving as the market standard for modularization of machines and facilities across industrial automation.
  • Han-Modular® Modular connector system allowing engineers to combine multiple connection types in one connector interface, delivering up to 50% space savings for industrial equipment.
  • Han-Modular® Domino Cube-based modular connector modules supporting customized connector configurations with up to 130% contact density versus previous standards without reducing rated voltage; for industrial robotics and machine monitoring.
  • Circular Connectors (M8, M12, M17, M23, PushPull variants) Comprehensive portfolio of metric and industrial circular connectors in all common sizes and codings, including M12 with integrated magnetics, PushPull variants, and the ICC series for industrial applications.
  • ICC (Industrial Circular Connectors) Series Scalable industrial circular connector series for harsh environments, with size 20 featuring hybrid inserts and single-pole power connectors up to 400 A/600V.
  • Han-Eco® High-performance thermoplastic hoods and housings that are environmentally friendly, reducing weight and costs while maintaining durability for industrial and data center applications.
  • Han® ORV3 (PowerShelf) Next-generation power connectivity solution for hyperscale data centers, co-developed with the Open Compute Project, offering higher power capacity, smaller footprint, and energy efficiency.
  • PCB Connectors (har-flex® / har-modular®) Board-level connectors for transmission of data, signal, or power into/out of devices or for connection of printed circuit boards within devices, including the har-flex® 1.27mm pitch series (6-100 pins) and the drag-and-drop har-modular® PCB series.
  • ix Industrial® Miniaturized connector for 4-8 wire Ethernet and Power over Ethernet (PoE) capabilities, up to 70% smaller than RJ45 with Cat. 6A performance for 1/10 Gbit/s.
  • M12 Circular Connectors Industrial circular connectors with integrated magnetics that save board space compared to standard M12 connectors, available in various coding types for different industrial applications.
  • PushPull Connectors Industrial connectors with accessible external latching mechanism allowing more connectors in small spaces for quick connect/disconnect functionality.
  • Han-Power® T Power Distributors Rugged power distributors offering a range of options including pin number and materials for data center and industrial power distribution applications.
  • Han® HPR (High Performance Transformer Connector) Stainless steel hoods and housings designed to withstand harsh environments with weather and unauthorized access protection, including the HPTC variant for transformer applications.
  • Han® HMC (High Mating Cycles) Connectors designed for high mating cycle applications featuring multiple hood and housing options for demanding industrial environments.
  • Han® Protect Protection solution for control cabinet interfaces and fuses, simplifying protection while requiring less space in industrial installations.
  • D-Sub PushPull Classic bus signal connector with innovative quick-locking PushPull mechanism for effortless handling and reliable connections in demanding industrial environments.
  • Industrial Ethernet Switches (Ha-VIS eCon series) Unmanaged Ethernet switches from the Ha-VIS eCon series with RJ45 and fiber optic cable ports for efficient setup and expansion of Ethernet networks in industrial environments.
  • Panel Feed-throughs (PFT) Interface connectors from inside to outside through housing walls, providing IP20 to IP67 protected connections with standardized external connection points.
  • Cable Connectors & Cable Assemblies Ready-to-use plug-and-play cable solutions for power, signal, and data transmission, including standardized and customized variants that avoid wiring errors and reduce downtime.
  • AC/DC Charging Cables Charging cables for safe, fast energy transfer in modern electric vehicle charging infrastructure, supporting both AC and DC charging standards.
  • Han® 1A Compact, robust, and universally deployable rectangular connector system for transmission in all lifelines (power, signal, data) in a space-saving format.
  • T1 Industrial Standard mating face for Ethernet transmission over a single pair of twisted wires, enabling efficient Single-Pair Ethernet connectivity for industrial applications.
  • Han® UIC Connectors Connectors to UIC 558 standard for robust inter-car jumper interfaces on rail vehicles, available in 13-pin, 18-pin, and 22-pin configurations with PE for remote control and data transmission.
  • TrainPowerLine New interface for flexible underfloor applications in rail vehicles, providing efficient power distribution as an alternative to the traditional UIC 552 interface.
  • VarioShell (Han® HPR VarioShell) Next-generation inter-car jumper housing system with streamlined design protecting against environmental impacts; IP69 rating guarantees safe outdoor use and enables weight reduction in rail vehicles.
  • Han® MPC (Miniature Professional Connector) First industrial connector designed for commercial drones, providing industry-proof performance and high reliability in a small form factor for unmanned aerial vehicles.
  • Solenoid Systems Customized solenoid solutions for automotive series production, including precision magnets for the automotive industry that increase safety in electric vehicles.
  • Customized Solutions (Engineering Services) Engineering and manufacturing services for custom connector solutions and bespoke connectivity products tailored to specific application requirements, supporting HARTING Custom Solutions across the entire production lifecycle.
  • 3D-MID Solutions Three-dimensional molded interconnect device (3D-MID) solutions through HARTING's 3D Circuits subsidiary, enabling complex electrical connectivity in three-dimensional forms.
  • Product Configurators (Han®, M17/M23 & ICC, System Cable, har-modular®) Online design tools including Han® Configurator, M17/M23 & ICC Configurator, System Cable Configurator, and har-modular® Configurator enabling engineers to design custom connector solutions with 3D visualization and automatic data sheet generation.

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  • Reduced installation time from weeks to days through plug-and-play connectors
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Ten partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Otto Bihler MaschinenfabrikcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 28 April 2026Awarded HARTING Supplier Award recognizing it as a top-performing supplier based on internal HARTING employee survey evaluating product quality, performance, communication, collaboration, and innovation capability. Otto Bihler has contributed significantly to HARTING's success.
  • Mouser ElectronicscoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 15 April 2026Global authorized distributor partnership since 2003. Mouser offers HARTING's portfolio of over 25,000 electrical connector solutions with exceptional efficiency in delivery and sustained year-over-year growth in sales performance. Mouser received HARTING's Global High Service Distributor of the Year Award and Distinguished Award for New Product Sales Growth for second consecutive year in 2026.
  • Open Compute Project (OCP)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerHARTING co-authored the ORv3 PowerShelf connector standard with OCP and has maintained this partnership for over a decade. The ORv3 connector enables higher power, smaller footprint, and energy efficiency for data center applications.
  • MicrosoftcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership for Project Olympus data center infrastructure design. HARTING developed pre-built rack PDU cable assemblies that reduced Microsoft's lead times from 6-8 weeks to 2 weeks. Microsoft now uses Han-Eco connector as their standard for data center deployments.
  • Schneider ElectriccoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership for developing custom connectivity solutions to meet data center power requirements. Schneider Electric provides testimony that HARTING is always at the forefront of interconnect technologies and approaches them with new ideas to make solutions better for customers.
  • VertivminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership to introduce new rack power solution designed to simplify and accelerate data center deployment, unveiled at OCP Summit.
  • SEMIcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerHARTING is a member of SEMI, the leading semiconductor industry association with over 3,000 worldwide members. HARTING participates in industry events, standards programs, and thought leadership through this membership.
  • MicrosoftcoreTechnology or IntegrationFeatured case study in Microsoft's thought leadership on AI adoption in manufacturing. HARTING deploying Microsoft cloud and AI solutions across design, manufacturing, and supply chain operations.
  • Hyundai RotemcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership for Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Blue-Line trains mid-life refurbishment program. HARTING India providing connectivity solutions supporting onboard systems including passenger Wi-Fi, CCTV surveillance, fire detection, and passenger information technologies.
  • SAPcoreTechnology or IntegrationHARTING won SAP Innovation Award in Sustainability Hero category for implementing SAP Sustainability Footprint Management to automate CO2 emission calculations across 13,000 materials. Solution enables one-click carbon footprint reporting and supports EU sustainability regulations compliance including CSRD and Digital Product Passport.

Scale indicators12 records

Recent moves9 records

Expansion highlights6 records

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Direct peers

  • TE Connectivity: Global manufacturer of connectivity and sensor solutions, including industrial connectors, automotive connectors, and data center interconnects. Direct competitor to HARTING across industrial, transportation, and data center segments, with comparable product breadth and global manufacturing footprint.
  • Phoenix Contact: German family-owned industrial connectivity company specializing in terminal blocks, industrial connectors, and automation technology. Closely comparable to HARTING in product portfolio, customer base (industrial automation), and German family-ownership heritage.
  • Weidmüller: German industrial connectivity specialist offering terminal blocks, heavy-duty connectors, and industrial Ethernet solutions. Directly comparable to HARTING in industrial automation, with similar focus on harsh-environment rectangular connectors and German engineering heritage.
  • Smiths Interconnect: Provider of specialized interconnect solutions for aerospace, defense, industrial, and rail markets. Comparable to HARTING's railway and harsh-environment connector portfolio, with overlapping product lines in rugged rectangular and circular connectors.
  • Rosenberger: German family-owned manufacturer of high-frequency connectivity solutions, including industrial and data center interconnects. Direct comparable to HARTING in industrial and telecom connector markets, with similar engineering pedigree.

Broad incumbents

  • Molex (Koch Industries): Global manufacturer of electronic interconnect solutions spanning automotive, data center, industrial, and consumer markets. Overlaps with HARTING in industrial and data center connector categories as part of a broader portfolio serving multiple end markets.
  • Amphenol: One of the largest global connector manufacturers with a diversified portfolio across automotive, military/aerospace, industrial, and telecommunications. Broader incumbent with overlapping industrial and data center connector lines but not specialized in HARTING's harsh-environment rectangular niche.

Emerging players

  • JAE (Japan Aviation Electronics): Japanese connector manufacturer serving automotive, industrial, and consumer markets. Overlaps with HARTING in industrial automation and automotive connector categories, primarily competing on circular and board-to-board connectors.
  • Bel Fuse: US-based designer and manufacturer of connectivity and power products including industrial connectors and magnetic solutions. Comparable to HARTING in industrial and power connectivity segments though with smaller scale and broader power-product focus.

Regional players

  • Stäubli Electrical Connectors: Swiss-based manufacturer specializing in industrial connectors, robotic tool changers, and quick-disconnect systems. Comparable to HARTING's modular connector and industrial automation offerings, with particular strength in robotic and renewable energy applications.

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Frequently asked questions about Harting

What does Harting do?

HARTING manufactures industrial connectivity solutions for power, data, and signal transmission across factory automation, data centers, e-mobility, railway, energy, robotics, and semiconductor manufacturing. The portfolio centers on the Han® family of rectangular industrial connectors — including modular, compact, and circular variants — supplemented by PCB connectors, E-mobility charging cables, and customized connectivity solutions sold through direct enterprise sales and global distributors.

Is Harting a public or private company?

Harting is a private company. It is classified as family owned and is currently operating.

When was Harting founded?

Harting was founded in 1945. It employs 5,001 to 10,000 people.

Where is Harting based?

Harting is headquartered in Elgin, United States, in the North America region.

How does Harting make money?

One revenue line is on record: industrial Connector Hardware Sales.

Who are Harting's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are TE Connectivity, Phoenix Contact, Weidmüller, Smiths Interconnect and Rosenberger. Broad incumbents are Molex (Koch Industries) and Amphenol. Emerging players are JAE (Japan Aviation Electronics) and Bel Fuse. Stäubli Electrical Connectors is listed as a regional player.

Does Harting have an API?

No public API is recorded for Harting.

What industry is Harting in?

Harting's product category is Industrial Connectors. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMAGAJAC, Connectors & Interconnect Components (Industrial connectors, terminals, sockets, backplane), with a secondary code of IMAGAJAI, Industrial Communication & Interface Components (Transceivers, PHYs, isolators, level shifters, fieldbus/Ethernet ICs). Its NAICS code is 334417 and its SIC code is 3678.

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BisnowFort Worth Offers Incentives To Land Nearly $200M Harting Connectivity PlantFort Worth City Council approved a 10-year tax abatement for Harting Connectivity's proposed $192.7M manufacturing plant, which would create 700 jobs. The abatement refunds up to 65% of property taxes, valued at $6M, with construction costs of $31.1M by 2027 and equipment spending of $161.6M by 2031.YahooFort Worth Offers Incentives To Land Nearly $200M Harting Connectivity PlantFort Worth City Council approved a 10-year tax abatement for Harting Connectivity's proposed $192.7M manufacturing plant, which could create 700 jobs. The abatement refunds up to 65% of property taxes, valued at $6M, with construction costs of $31.1M by 2027 and equipment spending of $161.6M by 2031.YahooFort Worth tries to land $193M manufacturing facility with millions in tax breaksFort Worth officials approved tax breaks for Harting Connectivity to build a $192.7 million manufacturing plant, offering up to 65% incremental tax abatement worth $6 million. The facility could create at least 700 jobs by 2034, but Harting has not officially selected Fort Worth, with other east coast locations under consideration.Exame'Acordo UE-Mercosul ajuda a enfrentar asiáticos', diz diretora da HartingA director from Harting discussed how the EU-Mercosur trade agreement will benefit Brazilian industry by eliminating import tariffs on connectors, currently at 16%, improving competitiveness against Asian products. The agreement also leverages Brazil's clean energy advantage for lower carbon footprint manufacturing, which is expected to attract investment. Harting plans to grow double-digit in Brazil and the Americas, aiming to rebalance its revenue distribution from 25% in the Americas to 33% across all continents within two years.FinanzNachrichten.deBihler erhält Supplier Award von der HARTING TechnologiegruppeOtto Bihler Maschinenfabrik received the Supplier Award from HARTING Technologiegruppe on April 28, 2026, recognizing it as a top-performing supplier. The award was based on an internal HARTING employee survey that evaluated suppliers on product quality, performance, communication, collaboration, and innovation capability. HARTING representatives emphasized that suppliers like Bihler have contributed significantly to HARTING's success and expressed anticipation for continued partnership.Business Wire BlogMouser Electronics Honored with Top Global Distributor, Growth Awards from HARTING for Second Consecutive YearMouser Electronics received the Global High Service Distributor of the Year Award and the Distinguished Award for New Product Sales Growth from HARTING for the second consecutive year. The awards recognize Mouser's exceptional efficiency in delivering HARTING products, sustained year-over-year growth in customer base and sales performance, and commitment to service excellence. The distribution partnership between the two companies began in 2003, with Mouser offering HARTING's portfolio of over 25,000 electrical connector solutions.MorningstarMouser Electronics Honored with Top Global Distributor, Growth Awards from HARTING for Second Consecutive YearMouser Electronics received HARTING's Global High Service Distributor of the Year and Distinguished Award for New Product Sales Growth for the second consecutive year. The awards recognize Mouser's efficiency in delivering HARTING's 25,000+ connector solutions and sustained growth in customer base and point-of-sale performance.The TribuneHARTING India Powers Connectivity for Upgraded Delhi Metro TrainsHARTING India is providing connectivity solutions for the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation's mid-life refurbishment program for Blue Line trains, implemented by Hyundai Rotem, supporting onboard systems including passenger Wi-Fi, CCTV surveillance, fire detection, and passenger information technologies. The retrofit initiative targets older metro trains inducted between 2002 and 2007, upgrading them with modern IP-based systems to extend operational life and meet current safety and reliability standards. HARTING India's interconnection technologies enable data and power transmission across the upgraded onboard applications, supporting real-time monitoring and enhanced passenger safety.sduNew research project to bring humanoid robots to DenmarkA research project at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU), called RobOdin, aims to develop humanoid robots capable of performing tasks in Industry, in collaboration with Danish company Novo Nordisk and German firm Harting. The project intends to build a versatile humanoid robot with a focus on arms and a head, with a functional prototype expected within one to two years, to test its capabilities in companies.PR NewswireHARTING Marks 40 Years in the U.S. with Major Americas Manufacturing and R&D ExpansionHARTING announced a significant expansion of its Americas manufacturing and R&D operations, including upgraded production facilities in Illinois and expanded operations in Mexico, as part of its 40th anniversary in the U.S. The expansion follows 33% year-over-year growth in the Americas and includes plans to increase U.S. headcount by 64%, with the multi-phase project targeted for completion in Fall 2026. The investment aims to strengthen regional supply chain resilience and increase manufacturing and warehouse capacity to serve industrial customers across North and Latin America.