GE FANUC (995 products)

GE Fanuc was a major joint venture in industrial automation, formed in 1986 between General Electric (GE) of the USA and FANUC of Japan. It was globally recognized as a leader in Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), Computer Numerical Control (CNC) systems, industrial software, and related automation solutions. The joint venture combined GE's strength in the American market and industrial applications with FANUC's world-leading CNC technology. In 2009, GE acquired FANUC's stake, absorbing the business into GE Intelligent Platforms. Later, in 2019, Emerson Electric acquired GE's industrial automation divisions, and today, the former GE Fanuc product lines (such as PACSystems PLCs) are part of Emerson's Machine Automation Solutions. Although the GE Fanuc brand no longer exists, its products remain widely used in factories worldwide, supported today by Emerson.