Protect those who produce our energy
World Nuclear Exhibition 2025
High turnout and excellent momentum
The 2025 edition of the World Nuclear Exhibition was marked by industrial renewal, energy sovereignty, and the promotion of French expertise.
We note
– A large crowd at the France pavilion and our booth, which generated respect and interest.
– High-quality exchanges, driven by visitors with a high level of expertise and concrete projects.
– An inspiring international trade show, where there is a clear collective desire to accelerate decarbonization and support the development of SMRs and the nuclear power of tomorrow.
"Thank you to all our visitors and partners for these moments rich in exchanges and perspectives."
Dominique Tramoni, Sales Director, Georgin.
A requirement for absolute safety
Nuclear energy comes from the fission of heavy atoms, which produces energy, particularly in the form of heat. This principle is used in nuclear power plants to generate electricity from this heat.
The nuclear sector occupies a strategic position in energy production, offering a low-carbon source capable of meeting growing energy needs.
However, the complexity of the facilities and the potential danger of radioactive materials make safety a central and non-negotiable issue.
In this context, each player, including Georgin, must ensure absolute operational reliability for their supply.
We have over 50 years of experience serving the French and international nuclear industry.
Your security challenges
Ensuring extreme robustness against shocks, vibrations, earthquakes, radiation, etc.
Operating in extreme environments: high temperatures, high pressure, confined atmospheres
Maintaining the qualification of authorized personnel
Provide absolute precision and reliability to prevent false alarms or delayed alerts.
Prevent passive or accidental radiation exposure
Follow strict regulatory compliance (RCC-E, IEEE323, ISO19443, etc.)
Ensure qualified equipment lifespans of over 40 years
Equipping new modular facilities
Did you know?
of electricity production worldwide
nuclear reactors operating in 32 countries
number of nuclear reactor construction projects worldwide in 2025
Number of small modular reactor (SMR) projects or concepts in Europe.
Our Georgin solutions for the nuclear sector
Focus Pressure
Pressure Switches and Pressure Gauges
- RCC-E & IEEE 323 pressure switches
- Range: 0.008 to 800 bar
- Sensor: bellows, diaphragm, or pressure tube
- Compliance: K3ad, IEEE323 1EB "Harsch"
- Resistance to shock, vibration, thermal cycling, and irradiation
- Nuclear series pressure gauges
Focus Temperature
Thermostats and Thermometers
- Nuclear thermostats
- Temperature: -50°C to +380°C
- Sensitive elements: bulbs with capillary tubes, direct environment
- Compliance: RCC-E K3ad / IEEE323 1EB
- Modular design for double contacts or submersible sensors
- Resistance to shock, vibration, thermal cycling, and irradiation
- Nuclear series thermometers
Tailor-made & distinctive approach
Georgin has developed unique expertise alongside EDF, its strategic partner. We equip EDF's entire global nuclear fleet.
Experience
Serving the global nuclear industry for 50 years
Reputation
Equips a quarter of the world's nuclear sites
Worldwide
Partners in nuclear park security in France, Belgium, China, South Korea, and South Africa.
Sustainability
We maintain our expertise in the nuclear field over the long term (decades).
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References
We are partners in nuclear power plant safety in France, Belgium, China, South Korea, and South Africa.
Other sectors
We operate in more than 20 industrial sectors. Demanding environments that require increased security. For people and property.
Are you looking to secure your industrial processes?
We help you choose the right instrument for your technical, environmental, and regulatory requirements.
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