binder
Brand reference:81229
Binder USA is one of the 9 subsidiaries of Binder Group. Binder Group is a German family-owned enterprise with more than 1,800 employees worldwide. We are one of the market leaders in circular connectors for industrial and automation technology. Binder USA is headquartered in Camarillo, California, and specializes in manufacturing a wide range of industrial connectors as well as panel-mount and cable connectors. Our strength lies in the individual development, design, and manufacture of connectors and cable assemblies according to customer specifications. Our solution- and application-oriented approach sets us apart from competitors. We strive to provide the highest quality for our products and for the employees we select. Our goal is to uphold the highest standards of responsibility toward our employees, customers, and service providers. Demonstrating and fulfilling responsibility means we communicate fairly, care for our employees, and respect environmental resources. The company motto is "Challenge and Foster," and Binder sets the standard for employee development. We strive to provide the best support for the personal and professional growth of our employees.
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