Allen Bradley

Allen-Bradley, a renowned name in industrial automation, has been at the forefront of innovation for over a century. Founded in 1903, the company has played a significant role in advancing industrial controls and electronic components. Today, as a brand under Rockwell Automation, Allen-Bradley continues to lead the way with cutting-edge automation solutions.

Allen-Bradley began as a small enterprise but quickly made its mark with the development of improved motor controllers, which became a crucial success for the company. During World War I, it expanded its product range to include automatic starters, switches, circuit breakers, and relays. Later, it also developed miniature rheostats, which played a key role in the radio industry.

A major turning point came in 1985, when Rockwell International acquired Allen-Bradley, significantly expanding its product offerings and global reach. Under Rockwell Automation, the Allen-Bradley brand has continued to evolve, reinforcing its position in the automation industry.

Allen-Bradley manufactures a wide range of industrial automation equipment, including:
• Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs): Popular PLC lines include CompactLogix and MicroLogix, designed to streamline industrial processes.
• Human-Machine Interfaces (HMI): Systems that allow operators to monitor and control industrial machinery.
• Sensors and Safety Components: Ensuring efficiency and protection in industrial settings.
• Drives and Drive Systems: Supporting motion control and motor operations.
• Contactors and Motor Control Centers: Essential components for industrial power management.

Additionally, Rockwell Automation offers asset-management services, including repair and consulting, to enhance industrial efficiency. European Electronics proudly stocks and supplies Allen Bradley products, ensuring top quality backed by a warranty and providing swift delivery.

Allen-Bradley’s products are widely used across multiple industries, including:
• Manufacturing: Machine tools, automotive production, and food processing.
• Heavy Industry: Pulp and paper, glass production, and petrochemical applications.
• Aerospace and Mining: Advanced instrumentation for precision and safety.