Electrical Industry in
Bubikon

Trafag AG

Since 1942 · 101–500 empl.·5.0(8)

Trafag AG is a supplier of sensors and measuring instruments for pressure, temperature and gas density. The company designs and manufactures pressure transmitters, electronic and electromechanical pressure switches, pressure gauges, thermostats, temperature transmitters, gas density monitors and related accessories, and operates an ISO 17025‑accredited calibration laboratory.

Werap-Elektronik AG

Since 1991 · 51–100 empl.·4.7(6)

Werap-Elektronik AG is an electronics manufacturer providing PCB assembly, selective, wave and reflow soldering, and testing services. Its offerings include 2D/3D AOI, ICT and functional testing, box-build and module assembly, rework and coating processes, serving sectors such as medical technology, industrial electronics, control engineering, renewable energy and defence & aerospace.

Werap-Wicklerei AG

Since 1990 · 51–100 empl.·4.7(6)

Werap-Wicklerei AG is part of the WERAP Group and specializes in the design and manufacture of inductive components such as coils, chokes and transformers. The company provides semi- and fully automated winding technologies, impregnation and potting, assembly and testing, and supports projects from prototyping to series production.

Acutronic Schweiz AG

Since 1998 · 21–50 empl.

Acutronic Schweiz AG develops and manufactures test and motion‑simulation systems and aerospace components for the defense, aerospace and transportation sectors. Its products include inertial guidance test systems, rate tables, vibration test systems, hardware‑in‑the‑loop motion simulators, electric power systems, servo actuators and micro‑turbines for unmanned aerial vehicles, and it also supplies stabilized platforms and related services.

mylab elektronik GmbH

Since 2011 · 1–10 empl.

mylab elektronik GmbH designs and manufactures electronic devices to customer specifications and provides development and prototyping services for sectors including automotive, chemical and pharmaceutical industry, power generation, and research and development.