HBK World News

HBK (Hottinger BrÃ¼el & KjÃ¦r) is a Danish-German company formed from the merger of Hottinger Baldwin Messtechnik (HBM) and BrÃ¼el & KjÃ¦r Sound and Vibration Measurement A/S. The company specializes in test and measurement solutions for sound, vibration, electrical, and mechanical quantities. Their product range includes sensors, transducers, data acquisition systems, and analysis software, serving industries such as automotive, aerospace, energy, and manufacturing. HBK's commitment to precision, innovation, and quality has established it as a trusted partner for engineers and researchers worldwide. With a global presence, HBK provides comprehensive support and training services, ensuring clients achieve accurate and reliable measurements in their applications.

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15 OCT '25

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HBK Expands High-Temperature Sensor Portfolio for Extreme Environments

HBK's Piezocryst and Dytran sensors deliver high-temperature pressure and vibration monitoring for jet engines and nuclear reactors, backed by 200 million turbine operating hours.

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19 MAR '25

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H3X Partners with HBK to Accelerate the Future of Electric Aviation

H3X leverages HBK’s advanced testing and measurement solutions to develop ultra-high power density electric motors, driving efficiency, reliability, and scalability in next-generation electric propulsion systems.

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HBK Expands High-Temperature Sensor Portfolio for Extreme Environments

HBK's Piezocryst and Dytran sensors deliver high-temperature pressure and vibration monitoring for jet engines and nuclear reactors, backed by 200 million turbine operating hours.

H3X Partners with HBK to Accelerate the Future of Electric Aviation

H3X leverages HBK’s advanced testing and measurement solutions to develop ultra-high power density electric motors, driving efficiency, reliability, and scalability in next-generation electric propulsion systems.

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