Crouzet (Crouzet SASU)
Country: France
Industry: Electric Power
Markets: Airbus, Archer, Aura Aerospace, Boeing, Bombardier, Collins Aerospace, Daher, Dassault, Embraer, Gulfstream, HAL, Honeywell, Leonardo Helicopters, Liebherr, Safran, Thales, UTC Aerospace Systems, Volocopter, Woodward, and other leading aerospace, energy, and industrial OEMs.
Locations: 10 rue du Docteur Abel, 26000 VALENCE, France
Registration: 10 rue du Docteur Abel, 26000 VALENCE, France
Year Established: 1921
Main Products/Services: Mechatronic products including DC brushless motors (SQ75, SQ57), synchronous and stepper motors, DC motors (brush and brushless), geared motors, gearboxes, sensors, microswitches, logic controllers (Millenium EVO), solid‑state relays, pneumatic components, and custom automation subsystems
Description:
Crouzet is a French multinational company founded in 1921 by Emile Crouzet in Valence, France. It specializes in the design, manufacture, and supply of mechatronic components for critical applications in the aerospace, defense, energy, industrial, and ground transportation markets. The company’s product portfolio includes switches and sensors, electromechanical actuators, electrical protection equipment, cockpit controls, automation controllers, relays, and instrumentation services. Crouzet operates with approximately 1,860–2,000 employees, 10 production plants, 6 R&D centers, and 9 sales offices worldwide. Crouzet has a long-standing heritage of innovation, having filed over 200 patents since its founding. The company holds multiple certifications, including ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and EN/AS/JISQ 9100 for aerospace. Crouzet has been part of several corporate ownership structures; it was formerly a subsidiary of Schneider Electric and later part of InnoVista Sensors before being acquired by LBO France in 2018. The company's customers and partners include Airbus, Boeing, Dassault, Safran, Thales, and many other leading aerospace and industrial OEMs. The company is committed to continuous innovation, dedicating 7% of its annual revenue to research and development.
