100 years of quality – made in Germany
- 2019 Development and production of the connector series BNCslim for 4K (12G)
- 2017 Development and production of the connector series BNCmicro for 4K (12G)
- 2015 Development and manufacture of the connector series DIN 1.0/2.3 according to DIN 47294 for 4K (12G)
- 2014 Development and manufacture of the BNCpro connectors for 4K (12 G)
- 2014 Distribution of the whole range of cables from Draka/ Prysmian Group as a premium partner
- 2013 Distribution of coaxial- and triaxial cables from Draka/ Prysmian Group
- 2012 ISO certification 9001:2008
- 2012 Relocation from Erlangen to larger and modern company premises in Forchheim
- 2011 Company taken over and renamed to Damar & Hagen Stecksysteme GmbH under the management of Mr Reichardt
- 2009 Manufacture of series 1.0/2.3 acc. to DIN 47297 connectors (75 ohm) for transmitting HDTV signals – e.g. for routers from Nvision and Miranda
- 2000 Development and manufacture of the Video HDTV and BNC HD connectors for HDTV format with 1.5 and 3 Gbit/s
- 1995 Company name changed to Damar & Hagen GmbH
- 1994 Manufacture of several plug connector series with push-pull lock for professional audio applications
- 1992 Development and manufacture of the DS and BNC/DS plug connector series for the SDI format with 270 Mbit/s
- 1990 Patch panels with plug connectors from Damar & Hagen added to the product range
- 1980 Development and manufacture of the ARD-Triax connectors for television cameras with triaxial cable connection
- 1975 Development and manufacture of the 39-pin connector series for television cameras (KA 64)
- 1973 Manufacture of BNC connectors acc. to MIL specification in 50 and 75 ohm for the HF range
- 1946 Manufacture of DIN connectors for the high-frequency range (HF range)
- 1940 Manufacture of telephone plugs ZB 08 and ZB 10
- 1935 Manufacture of connectors for the low-frequency range (LF range)
- 1922 Formation of the Damar & Hagen company by Mr.Damar and Mr.Hagen, to manufacture high-frequency radiotherapy equipment for medical use