Weidmuller USA Brings CUBESERIES Relay Kitting to Richmond

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Weidmuller USA is now assembling CUBESERIES Industrial Relay kits at its Richmond, Virginia, facility to support faster fulfillment and greater supply continuity for North American customers.

Weidmuller USAis now assembling kitted versions of its CUBESERIES Industrial Relay line at the company’s recently opened production facility in Richmond, Virginia. The move is intended to shorten delivery times, improve supply continuity, and provide local support for customers building control panels, industrial machinery, and automation systems across North America.

The local assembly initiative follows Weidmuller USA’s expansion of its Richmond engineering and production operations and reflects the company’s broader effort to bring industrial connectivity and automation production closer to North American customers.

Local Assembly for North American Customers

Each CUBESERIES relay kit includes a relay, socket, retaining clip, and status indicator under a single part number. The kits are assembled, tested, marked with required approvals, and shipped from the Richmond facility. This approach can simplify procurement and inventory management while reducing the amount of assembly work required by panel builders and machine builders.

The CUBESERIES line supports both PUSH IN and screw-clamp wire termination technologies. CRI and CRM preassembled relay modules are available in multiple voltage configurations and can be ordered with or without a test button. The relays are used for applications including switching small loads, decoupling systems, and multiplying signals in industrial automation environments.

Supporting Supply Chain Responsiveness

Bringing relay kitting closer to customers can reduce dependence on overseas shipping for finished assemblies and provide more flexibility when production requirements change. For North American OEMs, machine builders, and control panel manufacturers, local assembly can also help shorten replenishment cycles and simplify access to tested relay kits.

The move builds on Weidmuller USA’s earlier introduction of CUBESERIES relay modules, which were already designed for assembly and testing in Richmond before shipment to US customers.

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Weidmuller USA’s decision to assemble CUBESERIES relay kits in Richmond extends this broader emphasis on simplifying control-panel implementation while improving product availability and supply responsiveness.