Phytron designs and builds stepper motors, drives and custom motion systems that keep running reliably under the most extreme conditions – from industrial automation all the way to outer space. For almost 80 years, we have been solving motion control challenges other suppliers turn away from: high vacuum, cryogenic and high temperatures, radiation, vibration and shock. Our customers come from aerospace, vacuum technology, research, medical and laboratory technology, and demanding industrial applications – typically at quantities from a single unit up to 3,000 units a year, where engineering depth matters more than mass production. What we offer: ➡️ Motors & Actuators: High-precision stepper motors and linear actuators built for accuracy and longevity – products stay in the field for 10 to 20 years. ➡️ Driver & Controller, Customised Solutions: Drives, controllers and fully custom motion systems – developed, machined, assembled and tested entirely in-house in Maisach, Germany. ➡️ Engineering & Consulting: Technical consulting and bespoke development for vacuum, cryogenic, radiation and harsh industrial environments, from lot size 1 upward. Why Phytron? ✅ Nearly 80 years in stepper motors and controls, 42 years of space heritage – proven in Orbit, on the Moon and on Mars. ✅ Certified to ISO 9001 and EN 9100, with full in-house depth of value creation from development to final test. ✅ A dedicated engineering partner, not a mass-volume supplier – built for customers who need it to work the first time, and for decades. ✅ Technology used in various projects for NASA, ESA and demanding industrial customers. Our vision is to be the leading partner for motion solutions under the toughest environmental conditions. Phytron. a step ahead.
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The Phytron annual revenue was $9.9 million in 2026.
Stößer is the Managing Director of Phytron.
6 people are employed at Phytron.
Phytron is based in Maisach, Bavaria.
The NAICS codes for Phytron are [32, 324].
The SIC codes for Phytron are [21, 29].