Siemens Motor Control Centers Now Available as Standard Catalog Offering
Siemens recently announced its motor control centers are now available as a standard catalog offering. The new offer eliminates the need for a customized quote or negotiated lead times for new motor control centers (MCCs) and units (replacement buckets).
The newly offered catalog product reduces lead time getting MCCs to customers. Traditionally, MCCs needed to be configured, customized and engineered for each order resulting in a lead time of multiple weeks. Catalog MCC units and structures will ship as soon as five days after an order is entered.
“The shortest distance between our customer’s mcc needs and our factory is the new standard catalog MCC units and structures. We’ve added to our traditional offering making it quicker and more efficient for our customers,” said Jeff Woolfolk, target market consultant, Siemens.
The new standard MCCs are available for industries such as water and wastewater, food and beverage, oil and gas, cement and mining, and pulp and paper. Customized MCC units and structures are still available for projects that need engineered MCCs.
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