... harnessing possibilities
... harnessing possibilities
As an industry leader, DNH Technologies specialises in access control, home and industrial automation and high-tech motion control products.
For over 30 years, DNH has been involved in the design and supply of high-precision electromechanical drive systems. We market, distribute and maintain servo motors, fractional horsepower geared motors, encoders, as well as chain, linear, rack and damper actuators to a wide range of industries.
DNH has evolved over time from a South African-focused supplier of access control equipment to a solutions provider in a growing number of industries throughout the African continent.
DNH plays a key role in the conceptual development, as well as long-term supply and support, of a number of major South African projects including the Gautrain and Toll Road concessions in South Africa, Mozambique and Nigeria, amongst others.
High-quality vehicle and personal barriers for airports, public transport, highway tollgates and shopping centres, office buildings, parking lots, both public and private. Our products are ahead of the competition in terms of quality, sophisticated design, innovative drive technology and extreme longevity.
Additionally, these solutions may be used for optimizing the flow of people, especially at highly trafficked sites. DNH also specialises in gates for the automation of fare collection in public transport networks.
DNH provides components and solutions for smarter building and resource management, with a focus on infrastructure and spatial management, enabling safe and competitive manufacturing environments.
These products range from ventilation and smoke evacuation systems to automation for doors, windows and skylights.
In a high-speed world that demands greener solutions, better efficiency, and answers to sustainability, DNH Technologies services the growing e-Mobility market with electric drives and fast-charging solutions.
From cutting-edge electric cars and e-bikes to the fastest commercially produced electric skateboard, we have the right components (even if you're planning to drive around Mars).
Our world is in need of better energy solutions. Modern developments in technology have resulted in devices that offer better energy efficiency, longer battery storage and have made high-end tech items available to everyone.
DNH offers a growing number of solutions in the energy sector, our durable motors are used in solar tracking devices that operate in high temperatures and dusty conditions.
DNH Technologies enables integrated aerospace solutions in South Africa, bringing state-of-the-art hardened aerospace components from our European partners and linking them into the local supply chain markets.
Since 2004, we have supplied the South African aerospace industry with maxon motors used in gyroscopic steering systems for satellites, airborne optical equipment and many other solutions. We also provide TQ high-end transponder solutions for aircrafts.
At DNH robotics and mechatronics embody our shared vision of technology playing an integral role in our future.
The Panda Robotic Arm is a collaborative robot (cobot), which is designed specifically to work in conjunction with other robots and humans in complex factory environments. Its ease of programming, versatility and cost-effectiveness make it the perfect candidate for dynamic functions in product lines, repetitive testing, or working on sensitive components in close proximity to humans.
DNH has supplied the FE Panda robotic arm to a skills development and learning factory. It holds the potential of revolutionizing factory production as we know it.
At DNH Technologies, we know that the African continent has the greatest opportunities for development coupled with the world’s most abundant resources. We also understand that there are widespread challenges in unlocking the potential of our continent and believe that technology combined with the right mindset can provide solutions to these challenges. We offer the world’s highest quality equipment, training, and technology-based solutions to accelerate African innovation.
This is the world of digital transformation, commonly called the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) by the World Economic Forum. 4IR refers to the fusion of technologies in the physical, digital and biological domains leading to the creation of new technologies that will usher in a new industrial era characterised by exponential growth, inter-connectedness, increased human productivity and the blurring of the lines between man and machine.