What does Danfoss do?

Danfoss is a Danish multinational engineering company founded in 1933 by Mads Clausen in Nordborg, Denmark. It has evolved from a small workshop into a global leader, serving customers in over 100 countries. The company initially focused on refrigeration systems and has since expanded its offerings to include heating products and a wide range of hydraulic components. Danfoss operates through three main business segments: mobile and industrial hydraulics, fluid conveyance, and energy-efficient heating and cooling solutions. Its product lineup includes hydraulic pumps, motors, proportional valves, and electronic control systems, which are utilized in agriculture, construction, and industrial manufacturing. The company is committed to innovation, developing solutions that enhance machine productivity, reduce emissions, and promote energy efficiency across various applications.