Endress+Hauser is participating in Electra Mining Africa 2026, and visitors will be able to experience the latest innovations in process automation, measurement technology and digital transformation solutions designed to support the future of mining and industry.
At this year’s exhibition, Endress+Hauser will showcase a range of industry models designed to demonstrate how its technologies support safer, efficient and sustainable operations. Through these models, visitors will gain a view of key industry processes and discover how integrated technologies, data-driven insights and application expertise can enhance operational performance and support better-informed decision making.
Visitors to the Endress+Hauser stand can look forward to engaging product demonstrations, interactive displays, and expert discussions focused on solving today’s industrial challenges while preparing for tomorrow’s opportunities.
“Our goal is to help customers make better decisions through actionable insights, reliable measurements and smart automation technologies,” says Charl McAllister, head of marketing at Endress+Hauser South Africa. “Electra Mining Africa provides the ideal platform to connect with industry professionals and demonstrate how innovation can create measurable value in the mining, minerals and metals, and water and wastewater industries.”
Visitors will also have the opportunity to participate in competitions, win prizes and enjoy barista-style coffee while exploring the technologies on display. The stand will be hosted by a team of local and international experts with extensive industry knowledge, available to provide insights into emerging industry trends and proven best practices.
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