MAC address vendor

Aditec GmbH — 3 MA-S prefixes (German process-controller maker)

Primary prefix
8C:1F:64:79:3
Block
MA-S
Status
Active

Summary

// what this is
Aditec is registered to MAC prefix 8C:1F:64:79:3 and 2 more in the IEEE OUI database. When a device's MAC address begins with 8C:1F:64:79:3, that block was registered by Aditec — the OUI identifies the maker of the network hardware, which is not always the brand on the device.
// analyst note
A MAC in one of Aditec GmbH's three named 36-bit slices identifies genuine Aditec industrial-controller hardware. A MAC merely starting 70:B3:D5 or 8C:1F:64 cannot be attributed to Aditec without checking the fuller prefix, since both are shared IEEE-RA bases. 00:14:5F belongs to a different, unrelated company and must not be merged with Aditec GmbH.
[ 01 ] — Context

About this vendor.

Updated  ·  Confidence: High  ·  8 sources  ·  How this page is checked

A MAC address starting with 8C:1F:64:79:3, 70:B3:D5:A3:8, or 70:B3:D5:3C:E belongs to Aditec GmbH (Aditec Industrieelektronik GmbH), a privately held industrial-electronics manufacturer in Offenau, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. These blocks typically appear on Aditec's network-capable process controllers for food technology — bakery, butchery, kettle-cooking, smoking, and refrigeration equipment.

Aditec holds three separate 36-bit (MA-S) IEEE assignments rather than one 24-bit OUI. Two of them, 70:B3:D5:A3:8 and 70:B3:D5:3C:E, sit under the shared /24 base 70:B3:D5, which the IEEE Registration Authority itself administers and sub-delegates to thousands of unrelated registrants — a MAC merely starting 70:B3:D5 cannot be attributed to Aditec without checking the specific 36-bit slice.

Aditec's own site documents the hardware behind these assignments: the MIC 900 touchscreen process controller (LAN, USB, CAN), the MKA 120 programmable controller with an optional Ethernet/LAN board, and the MS120/MS220/MIC3000 family, plus a VisuNet application for remote monitoring over the network. No CVE or security advisory tied to Aditec controllers turned up in an August 2026 search.

A separate, unrelated company also uses the "Aditec" name: ADITEC CO. LTD of Seoul, South Korea, which holds one MA-L (24-bit) block, 00:14:5F. No affiliation between the two firms is evident, and beyond the bare IEEE listing no corroborating website, product literature, or device context was found for the Korean registrant — it does not meet the bar for a substantive vendor page on its own.

Vendor
Aditec GmbH (Aditec Industrieelektronik GmbH), Offenau, Baden-Württemberg, Germany [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-S registry
Registry blocks
MA-S (36-bit) — 8C:1F:64:79:3, 70:B3:D5:A3:8, 70:B3:D5:3C:E [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-S registry
Notable products
MIC 900, MKA 120, MS120/MS220/MIC3000, VisuNet remote-monitoring app [Confirmed] — aditec.net, radwell.com
Shared-base caveat
70:B3:D5 and 8C:1F:64 are IEEE-RA shared bases sub-delegated to thousands of unrelated registrants; Aditec owns only its named 36-bit slices, not either base [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-S registry
Unrelated namesake
ADITEC CO. LTD, Seoul, South Korea holds a separate MA-L block 00:14:5F with no found affiliation or corroborating substance [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-L registry
IEEE assignment
Aditec GmbH — MA-S (36-bit), 3 blocks: 8C:1F:64:79:3, 70:B3:D5:A3:8, 70:B3:D5:3C:E, registered Offenau, Baden-Württemberg, DE [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-S registry
Registry / block size
MA-S (36-bit OUI extension); each block covers 4,096 addresses (12 host bits) [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-S registry
HQ / country
Talweg 17, Offenau, Baden-Württemberg, DE 74254 [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-S registry, corroborated by firmeneintrag.creditreform.de
Company status
active — aditec.net is a live corporate site documenting current products [Confirmed] — https://www.aditec.net/home-en
Device types
industrial process controllers for food technology (bakery, butchery, kettle cooking, smoking, refrigeration) [Confirmed] — aditec.net
Notable products
MIC 900, MKA 120, MS120, MS220, MIC3000, VisuNet [Confirmed] — aditec.net, radwell.com, aditec.pl MKA120 datasheet
Founding
third-party business directories place founding in the early-to-mid 1980s [Likely] — company-directory listings (yumda.com, kompass.com); not an IEEE fact and not a MAC-registration date
Verified sample prefixes (all MA-S, Aditec GmbH)
8C:1F:64:79:3, 70:B3:D5:A3:8, 70:B3:D5:3C:E [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-S registry
Shared-base caveat
70:B3:D5 and 8C:1F:64 are IEEE-RA-administered shared /24 bases sub-delegated to many unrelated registrants (70:B3:D5 alone carries 4,092 registrants); Aditec GmbH owns only its named 36-bit slices, not either base [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-S registry
Unrelated namesake
ADITEC CO. LTD, Seoul, South Korea — separate company, MA-L (24-bit) block 00:14:5F; no affiliation with Aditec GmbH found; no corroborating website, product literature, or device context beyond the bare IEEE listing [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-L registry
Security history
no CVE or security advisory found for Aditec controllers, as of an August 2026 search [Confirmed]
Related vendors
none found
Analyst note
identify a device by the specific 36-bit slice, not by the shared 70:B3:D5 or 8C:1F:64 base; a MAC merely starting with either base cannot be attributed to Aditec GmbH without checking the fuller prefix.
[ 02 ] — OUI prefixes

Assignments by IEEE.

3
// registered prefixes3
  1. 8C:1F:64:79:3MA-S
  2. 70:B3:D5:A3:8MA-S
  3. 70:B3:D5:3C:EMA-S
[ 03 ] — Related

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