Tele Radio to reveal trailblazing product line at bauma 2025
Published 2/4 at 14:07The 2025 edition of bauma will mark an exciting step toward the future for Tele Radio. From the 7 to 13 April, at the exhibition centre in Munich, Germany, Tele Radio is set to reveal a new product line that aims to push the limits of flexibility, connectivity, and protection. More details will be revealed in the weeks leading up to the event.
Ola Samelius, CEO at Tele Radio Group, said: “bauma will signify an important step towards Tele Radio’s future. A number of innovative technologies will be added to our product suite, making it even more useful to our end users and the challenges they face every day. Moreover, we proudly put the spotlight on the safety improvements we made to our ‘PAQ’ Line. We consider safety paramount and will never give up pushing the boundaries of what is possible in this field.”
Along with its sister companies, Åkeströms and Sistematica, all sailing under the Allgon Group flag, Tele Radio will be present at booth A2.127 of the 2025 edition of bauma, the world’s leading trade fair for Construction Machinery, Building Material Machines, Mining Machines, Construction Vehicles, and Construction Equipment.
Another milestone, celebrated by Allgon Group at bauma 2025 lies with combined strength, as for the first time since Allgon Group acquired Sistematica last year, the three brands – Tele Radio, Sistematica, and Åkerströms – will be shown side by side. For each brand, the exhibition creates an opportunity to showcase its unique approach to innovation within the remote control technology industry.
Tele Radio Group is a multinational company that develops, markets, and supplies universal wireless remote controls and tailor made wireless solutions for industrial purposes. Its products contribute to a more efficient and safer work environment. The company was initially founded in Lysekil, Sweden in 1955, and has since developed into an international corporation with headquarters in Gothenburg and over twenty subsidiaries across Europe, Asia, and the Americas.
