The company was founded in 1960 by Michel Guichard.
50 years of experience:
celduc® is a specialist in power techniques and electronics.
With many years of experience celduc® is fully focused on serving its market and customers all over the world. The company was founded in 1960 by Michel Guichard, today it is split into two separate companies, celduc® transfo & celduc® relais to channel and focus its expertise into two separate market sectors.
A well-known specialist
celduc® relais is now structured into three strategic business units and has pursued innovations, thanks to its R&D and marketing teams. These teams enable Celduc to be recognized as a well-known specialist in Solid States Relays, magnétic proxymity sensors and Reed relais & switches.
A complete know-how : from research to manufacturing
celduc® relais controls the complete chain : research, development, production, and testing. celduc® relais manufactures one of the most comprehensive range of Solid State Relays but has also developed its own production equipment to ensure the most efficient manufacturing methods.
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