Frauscher Sensor Technology

High-Quality Wheel Detection and Axle Counting Solutions

Frauscher Sensor Technology offers innovative solutions for the individual requirements of customers worldwide in the field of axle counting and wheel detection. In doing so, we strive to provide system integrators and railway operators with the best possible support throughout the entire life cycle of our products and beyond, enabling them to access the information they need. With a worldwide network of locations and partners, we guarantee a strong supply chain and optimal customer support.

Solutions

Wheel Sensors
Axle Counters
Frauscher Insights
Data Transmission
Frauscher Connect

Services

Frauscher Pulse

Frauscher experts are present in international markets to provide full customer support through entire project life cycles. This includes comprehensive pre and after sales service, and individual trainings, which enable their customers to individually design, configure, install, adapt and maintain all components and systems.

Main Lines

High Speed Lines
Main Lines
Regional Lines
Freight Lines

Urban & Mass Transit

Metros
Trams
Suburban

Industrial & Mining

Mining
Plants

About Frauscher

The Frauscher company is certified according to IRIS (ISO/TS 22163) Rev. 3, ISO 9001, ISO 1400, ISO 45001 and ISO 27001. The axle counters of the technology leader comply with CENELEC SIL 4 safety standards and offer the highest level of availability and reliability. Global signalling companies such as Alstom, Bombardier, CRSC, Hitachi and Siemens rely on the precision, versatility and advanced technology of the company’s products.

Some of the world’s largest and best-known railway operators use Frauscher wheel sensors and axle counters – including some of the most modern metro and transit networks. With more than 500 employees and locations, offices and sales partners on all continents in more than 30 nations, Frauscher is able to offer both technical and economical solutions according to local requirements. On this basis, more than 250,000 wheel sensors have been installed in more than 100 countries worldwide.