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Ebinger

Cologne, GermanyFounded 1969Industry

Ebinger is a German maker of detectors for battle-area clearance, including magnetic-anomaly locators and pulsed-induction detectors for finding unexploded ordnance.

What it does

metal detectiondemining/UXOUXO detector

Threats covered

unexploded ordnance/landmines
Categories

Profile

Ebinger makes professional metal detection and location systems for explosive ordnance and unexploded ordnance clearance, mine action, police, security and industrial use. The company was founded in Cologne in 1969 and its company history marks 50 years of operation in 2019; the GmbH legal entity dates from 2 June 1987.

More profile

It is family-owned and managed. Its mine-action range includes the EBEX 450 B/S and EBEX 422 GC detectors for humanitarian clearance and the UPEX 740 M and UPEX 740 MF-3 for rapid deep large-area surveys; the MF-3 supports digital recording and mapping compatible with the IMSMA system and about 12 hours of battery operation.

The UPEX 745 P2I covers flexible surface and borehole inspection. At Milipol in November 2025 the company showed a four-channel mine detection system for unmanned ground vehicles with a drone-mounted alternative.

No contract values were found.

Ownership

Family-owned and managed; the legal entity EBINGER Prüf- und Ortungstechnik GmbH dates from 2 June 1987

Parent: none identified

Sources (5)
Not verified or not found
  • Contract values and customers: none found.
  • Whether explosive ordnance disposal in a CBRNE sense, rather than mine action, is the main market: the company lists both.
Questions

What does Ebinger do?

Ebinger is a German maker of detectors for battle-area clearance, including magnetic-anomaly locators and pulsed-induction detectors for finding unexploded ordnance.

Where is Ebinger based?

HQ (as found): Cologne. HQ country: DE.

Who owns Ebinger?

Family-owned and managed; the legal entity EBINGER Prüf- und Ortungstechnik GmbH dates from 2 June 1987. Parent: none identified

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