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Finally, you can buy yourself some time!

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Written by Tony Parrot, Business Development Manager- Machine Building

A new concept from Phoenix Contact is now the backbone of our customer offer. Simple in conception, but very far reaching in its consequences.  Complete Line is here to stay and is the comprehensive solution for your control cabinet.

As a manufacturer Phoenix Contact are taking component supply to another level with the focus being the current trends of efficiency and cost saving. COMPLETE line is a system comprising of technologically leading and coordinated hardware and software products, consulting services, and system solutions that help you optimise your processes within control cabinet manufacturing. Engineering, purchasing, installation, and operation become significantly easier for you. The core of this approach is:

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Save time with custom-made solutions

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Written by James Davies, Warehouse & Assembly Manager

Custom-made Solutions Department- Part 2

Now you have met the team, I would like to introduce some of the custom-made solutions that Phoenix Contact can offer to customers that will help save both time and costs.  Many customers are now taking advantage of this service, orders for custom-made products rose by 25% in 2014.

If you are not familiar with the services that we can offer in our Custom-made Solutions Department, read on to find out the benefits that you could receive.

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Meet the team…

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Written by Andy Mills, Market Segment Manager – Industrial Components & Electronics

Custom-made Solutions Department- Part 1

At Phoenix Contact, we have an incredibly useful way of saving time and money for our customers.  Our Custom-made Solutions Department has the capability of taking a customer drawing and creating completed din-rail assemblies, ready for installation in the customer’s control cabinet.

In our next blog, James Davies (Warehouse & Assembly Manager) will be explaining the service in more detail.

For now, allow me to introduce you to the team… Continue reading →