Construction machinery

Robust and Reliable

Off-road vehicles are designed to work in extreme conditions and to withstand harsh environments with dust, mud, rain, shocks and vibrations...

APEM products for heavy duty vehicles have been designed, qualified and fully tested for these demanding conditions to guarantee the highest level of robustness, reliability and ergonomics.

Typical applications: construction machinery (excavators, skid-steer loaders, crawler loaders, wheeled loaders, backhoe loaders, trenchers …) road construction machinery (asphalt pavers, compactors…), mining equipment (trucks, bulldozers, pile drivers, mining shovels, scalers, longwall shearers…), snow groomers and snow plows…

Discover what makes APEM a strong contributor in the HMI market.

APEM Assets

ROBUST PRODUCTS

APEM’s reputation for quality and robust products is a result of the expertise in mechanical and electrical engineering, combined with a strong vertical organization and strong manufacturing processes.

QUALITY SYSTEM

APEM's in-house qualification laboratory is compliant with international safety & quality standards.
In addition to its ISO 9001 (2008 version) certification, APEM is committed to continuous improvement and is ISO TS certified.

CUSTOM PRODUCTS

APEM offers our unique HMI customization capabilities to our customers. Our strong development and design processes based on the automotive APQP method, facilitates a cohesive collaboration with our customers.

FOCUS

SAFETY LEVEL

APEM supports required Performance Level (PL) and Safety Integrity Level (SIL) efforts.

SUCCESS STORY

SUCCESS STORY

APEM has been selected by one of the leaders of the heavy duty vehicles market to develop a multifunction CAN bus joystick.
The dual-axis Hall effect handle incorporate a rubber keypad, HR thumbwheel and IP pushbuttons on the back.

CATALOG

MARKET BROCHURE

Download our brochure featuring APEM products intended for heavy duty vehicles.


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