BERNSTEIN worldwide: Our locations

Our production locationsIn Germany, Hungary and China

BERNSTEIN AG has been operating internationally with its own locations since 1985.

Today, the company has 4 production sites worldwide in Germany, China and Hungary as well as 8 subsidiaries.

BERNSTEIN locations: Worldwide production sites of the BERNSTEIN company.

BERNSTEIN locations: photograph of the front view of the headquarters in Porta Westfalica, Germany.

BERNSTEIN Business Center
Porta Westfalica • Germany

Switches | Sensors
165 employees
Size: 8.450 m²
Opened: 2001

BERNSTEIN locations: building view of the plant in Hille-Hartum, Germany.

BERNSTEIN Logistics Centre
Hille-Hartum • Germany

Switches | Enclosures
152 employees
Size: 5.000 m²
Opened: 1982

BERNSTEIN locations: building shot of the production plant in Budapest, Hungary.

BERNSTEIN Kft.
Budapest • Hungary

Switches | Sensors
157 employees
Size: 2.753 m²
Opened: 2006

BERNSTEIN locations: Building view of the production plant in Taichang, China.

BERNSTEIN Safe Solutions Co. Ltd.
Taicang • China

Switches | Enclosures | Suspension systems
97 employees
Size: 2.400 m²
Opened: 2005

At home in Germanyfor more than 75 years

BERNSTEIN locations: section of the reception area at BERNSTEIN AG headquarters.

BERNSTEIN locations: Construction employees in Porta Westfalica-Hausberge.

Porta Westfalica-HausbergeBERNSTEIN Business Center

130 meters above sea level (NN) lies the former spa clinic in Hausberge. The headquarters of BERNSTEIN AG have been located here since the beginning of 2001.

In addition to the administration located here, switch and sensor technology products are also manufactured in the lower part of the building.

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Hille-HartumBERNSTEIN Logistics Centre

A production site has been located in Hartum since 1983. In May 2013, the foundation stone was laid for the new logistics center.

In addition to production, our warehouse and shipping department are also located here. The logistics center ships up to 200 packages per day on average.

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