Kendall Electric's Value Added Center is a service which we are proud to offer.  Take a look at the services available through our Value Added Center:

COMPUTER ENGRAVING
Our Engravers create Legend Plates for Pushbuttons, Pilot Lights, Relays, Solenoids, and more.  Custom engraving on all types up to 8" by 48".

IEC TERMINAL BLOCK MARKING
Computer printed tags that snap on Allen-Bradley IEC (and some NEMA) terminal blocks.  For a clean, readable and professional looking panel, request computer generated ID tags from Kendall Electric.

DATA COMMUNICATIONS AND POWER CABLE ASSEMBLY
Cable Assembly includes the following: Coaxial Cable, RS232 Cables, Modular Cable, Twinaxial Cables, and Power Cables

MODIFICATION OF ALLEN-BRADLEY FUSIBLE COMBINATION STARTERS 
This Allen-Bradley's ModCenter Plus Program provides product modification by Kendall Electric personnel who have been certified through specialized training.  Some of the Modifications available include: Push-Buttons, Selector Switches, Transformers, Auxillary Contacts, Coils, Fuse Blocks/Clips, SMP Overloads, Eutectic Overloads, Pilot Lights, Push to Test P/L, and Surge Suppressors.  Our Quick Delivery (1-3 Days)  is available on the these options and is  UL/CSA Listed.

TEST EQUIPMENT REPAIR & CALIBRATION
Did you know that Kendall Electric's Value Added Center is a repair station for many brands of meters and instruments including:  AMPROBE, B&K, WAVETEK, GE(YOKAGAWA), FLUKE, SIMPSON, TIF and TRIPLETT.  We also have the ability to calibrate most instruments and panel meters with a quick turn-around time.  The standards and instruments used in calibration are supported by a calibration system which meets or exceeds the requirements of MIL-45662A and is traceable to the National Bureau of Standards.

For more information contact a Technical Specialist in your area.

Let the Ripple Effect Add Dollars to Your Bottom Line

You don’t need a rocket scientist to tell you that safety in a factory makes sense. In some cases, laws or certification standards spell it out for you. But have you ever taken the time to sit back and ponder the ripple effect that a single safety control device has on the plant floor? From the machine, to its operator, to reduced maintenance calls, to improved productivity, to lower operating costs, to happier shareholders, the benefits are far-reaching.

Over the past few years, companies have shifted from treating safety as just a legal requirement to embracing the concept of functional safety embedded via the control system. As more companies adopt this approach, we will see dramatic improvements over existing safety and production processes.

For more from this Article in Rockwell Automation's Safety Now article, click here.