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Farnell strengthens industrial category with expanded product ranges

Farnell has expanded its industrial and maintenance, repair and operations (MRO) offerings to ensure customers have access to a variety of products and solutions from industry-leading suppliers.

To strengthen its portfolio, Farnell has formed new partnerships with leading suppliers, including Airotronics, Dwyer, Endress+Hauser, Pickering, Peltec, Siemens, SICK, Trimax, and TKD Kabel. These partnerships add depth and variety to Farnell’s robust industrial product range.

Customers can now explore a diverse range of industrial solutions spanning over 18 product categories on a newly launched webpage, which serves as a central hub for future industrial product introductions, supplier spotlights and product range expansions.


Andrew Weatherill, Vice President of Global Product at Farnell, stated, “We are deeply invested in growing and strengthening our industrial MRO range to meet the evolving needs of our customers and the increasing digitisation of industrial processes to improve their operations. With over 220,000 industrial products available and ongoing investments in our portfolio, we offer comprehensive solutions across key categories, including electrical, mechanical, and automation. By enhancing our offerings and working with trusted brands, we aim to provide exceptional value and support for our customers’ industrial, production, and maintenance needs.”

Farnell is also committed to helping customers navigate the transition to Industry 4.0 through its Industrial Automation & Control Hub. This dedicated resource centre provides expert insights, technical articles, and the latest industrial automation solutions to support businesses in optimising efficiency, connectivity, and smart manufacturing capabilities.

To explore Farnell’s expanded industrial product range and offerings, visit: https://uk.farnell.com/product-range-expansion.

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