Abb Parts Catalog - High-Quality Parts

CAGE Codes: 

R2456                                              SQ296                                              AN08N                                             CJ278

L2038                                               AQ50N                                             SBR45                                              SX726

R5637                                              SH413                                              AY27N                                             13784

AR69N                                             AB38N                                             1760N                                              DF073

Not all CAGE Codes are listed

Operating Segments: Electrical Equipment, Power, Automation 

HQ: East Hartford, Connecticut, United States

About ABB Group

ABB Group was founded in 1988 through the merger of two Swedish manufacturers, Allmänna Svenska Elektriska Aktiebolaget (ASEA) and Brown, Boveri & Cie (BBC). Both of these companies had been in operation since the late 1800s, and both produced electrical products including generators, lights, motors, turbines, and transformers.

During its first two years of operation, ABB acquired more than fifty companies, including Flakt AB, Sadelmi/Cogepi, Scandia-Randers A/S, Westinghouse Electric’s transmission and distribution assets, and Combustion Engineering. In 1991, ABB introduced the IRB 6000 robot, a modular design used primarily in the spot-welding industry. This became one of the fastest and most accurate models available. ABB also saw growth in Central and Eastern Europe, and Asia. By 1994, ABB Group had more than 30,000 employees and 100 plants, engineering, marketing, and service centers in Asia.

In 2000, ABB sold off assets like its nuclear power business and fossil-fuel operations to focus on renewable energy and transmission and distribution. Despite enduring financial uncertainty in the early 2000s, ABB would later acquire Kuhlman Electric Corporation, Baldor Electric, Thomas & Betts, Power-One, Bernecker + Rainer Industrie-Elektronik, and GE Industrial Solutions, General Electric’s global electrification business.

Products, Services, and Platforms

Products

• Voltage Systems: ABB offers a full range of products for low, medium, and high voltage systems. Products in this category include motor controllers, circuit breakers, conduits and fittings, earthing and lightning protection, wire and cable management solutions, switchgear, capacitors and filters, surge arresters, and more. 
• Communication Networks: ABB provides wired and wireless communications technology for industries such as power generation, transmission, and distribution, mining, oil and gas, transportation, and public infrastructure. This includes optical networks, teleprotection, voice systems, network management suites, and power line carriers.
• Mechanical Power Transmission: ABB offers the Dodge line of bearings, gearing, and power transmission components used in numerous industries, and includes conveyor components, couplings, gearings, and mounted bearings. 
• Motors and Generators: ABB offers a range of motors and generators for various applications, including gas and diesel, hydro, wave, and tidal, rail, steam and gas turbines, wind turbine generators, synchros condensers, high voltage modular induction motors, synchronous motors, and more.
• Power Converters and Inverters: ABB’s power converters are used primarily in renewable energy applications, such as solar, wind, and hydrokinetic applications, as well as storage and grid interconnections. 
• Transformers and Semiconductors: ABB’s transformers are used in utility, industrial, and commercial applications, and come in both liquid-filled and dry-type configurations. The company also produces a wide range of high-power semiconductors used in traction, industry, and energy transmission applications. Products in this portfolio include IGBT and diode modules, press-pack IGBT modules, insulated gate bipolar transistors, integrated gate-commutated thyristors, and more.

Services

• Engineering and Consulting: ABB can improve the production process performance for chemical, oil and gas, marine, mining, and other industries via measurement services, criticality and risk assessments, operational reliability analyses, and a range of safety and environmental services. 
• Installation and Commissioning: ABB has deep experience installing and commissioning projects and equipment in a wide range of conditions, and can do so for control systems, transformers, robotics, network management, and all other product divisions it offers. 

Subsidiaries/Partners

ABB Group’s subsidiaries include but are not limited to Tropos Networks, Power-One Inc, Pucaro Elektro-Isolierstoffe GmbH, Ventyx Inc, SynerLeap Inc, Los Gatos Research, Inc, Spirit IT b.v., Kuhlman Electric Corporation, Jennings Technology Company LLC, T&B Power Solutions LLC, ABB Striebel & John GmbH, Thomas & Betts Limited, and Viola Systems Ltd.

Competitors

ABB’s main competitors include Siemens, Rockwell Automation, Eaton, 3M Company, Honywell, Legrand, Schneider Electric, and other manufacturers of industrial electrical equipment.