Manufacturers continually invest time, money and other resources into research and development. They are also working innovators ready to introduce or embrace new technologies and other developments that support their goal of improving productivity and saving on costs.
Read MoreMany manufacturing industries have had to reconsider their infrastructure, processes and workforces as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. With additional pressures to meet increased customer demand while restricted by social distancing measures, many organizations are turning to technology for a solution.
Read MoreThe UK branch of the global manufacturing and factory automation specialist Radwell International opened their doors on 10th March 2011 and now 10 years later they reflect on their successes and challenges.
Read MoreRadwell are direct authorised global distributors for hundreds of manufacturers and over 9 million new automation parts and electronic control components.
We have built strong relationships with distributors and suppliers including Turck Banner, EMAS, Leuze, Mencom, Carlo Gavazzi, Finder, Norgren, Temlos, Schmersal and Schneider Electric.
Collaborating closely with manufacturers has provided wider benefits for our customers including our ability to respond quickly to machine-down situations.
Our global buying power means we are more competitive, and customers can save up to 15% with us against buying direct from the manufacturer.
All parts are provided with a Radwell 2 year warranty with the option to buy an extended 1 year warranty.
Our inventory is available online 24/7 at www.radwell.co.uk or by calling 01782 576800. Our customer portal helps you to track your orders, download invoices and review your order history.
Getting the best out of your operations means doing more than simply connecting a motor to a piece of electrical equipment. You will also need a drive to act as an intermediary, moderating the flow of power from the motor to the equipment and supporting safer, more efficient results.
Read MoreLike any crisis, the height of the COVID-19 pandemic taught everyone that nothing and no one is ever prepared for a global pandemic – including the manufacturing sector.
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