Swebtec

Webtec develops and manufactures hydraulic measurement and control products. Its portfolio includes flow control valves, industrial condition monitoring systems, portable hydraulic testers, and advanced hydraulic dataloggers. These precision-engineered components provide reliable performance and critical insights for fluid power systems in demanding operational settings.

The company was founded in 1964 as a joint venture by Webster Electric and Applied Power. This partnership combined their expertise, driven by the insight to meet the growing need for sophisticated hydraulic solutions. Based in St Ives, Cambridgeshire, Webtec quickly became a specialist in fluid power technology.

Webtec’s products serve businesses operating heavy machinery and industrial equipment, enhancing efficiency and maintenance. The company envisions delivering innovative, dependable solutions that improve the productivity, diagnostic accuracy, and operational lifespan of hydraulic systems globally, acting as a critical industry enabler.

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