Founded in 1981, SEF manufactures electromagnets used in particle accelerators, mainly synchrotrons and linear accelerators. For almost 40 years, the TPE established in the Toulouse conurbation has developed a unique know-how in this high-tech sector. Its reputation and reliability have enabled it to gain the trust of major scientific and industrial players such as CERN, CEA, THALES, GANIL, ESRF, SOLEIL, CNRS, SAFRAN. SEF magnets are used in particular in reference synchrotrons at CERN in Geneva, the world's largest particle accelerator, ESRF in Grenoble and SOLEIL on the Saclay plateau. A partner in research and industry, SEF contributes through the products it manufactures to the advancement of knowledge in fields as diverse as basic research, material physics, chemistry, nanotechnology and medicine. SEF brings together a team of a dozen experienced people, operators, technicians and engineers, who have implemented the know-how and skills acquired and transmitted within the company for four decades. This human dimension combined with a solid technological mastery allows SEF to build lasting relationships with its customers and to offer them tailor-made solutions, adapted to their needs and constraints, whatever their demand. Resumed in 2020 by Eric Fanio, engineer in physics and electronics and specialist in industrial problems, the company entered a new stage of its development. With one ambition: to always better support its customers in their innovative projects in the service of science, industry and health.

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