Power is a dynamic aspect in production and automation. Companies lose billions of dollars every year due to voltage sage and power outages. Conditioning your incoming power keeps productivity high and costs down. Using compatible power conversion components from CBT partner, Sola HD, ensures your system reliability.
CBT partner Henkel has some of the most well-known industrial adhesives on the market. Loctite® adhesives get where the human eye can’t – with the average class 2 bolt only having about 15% of actual metal engagement.
CBT offers you quality Allen-Bradley® essential components with 110 years of time-tested quality and durability. This catalog is your initial guide to selecting the best components to meet your specific application requirements.
CBT Safety Specialist, Jeremy Watkins, demonstrates the innovative GuardLink™ Technology from our partner Allen Bradley. This technology takes safety and efficiency in your plant to the next level with seamless communication and reliable automation.
When servicing electrical equipment, workers must comply with safety regulations what require a voltage verification test to validate the absence of voltage. This process includes a number of stages that can be complex and time-consuming when using hand-held portable test instruments. The VeriSafe™ Absence of Voltage Tester from CBT partner Panduit simplifies this process by automating the voltage verification process.
CBT partner Gates Corporation saved one company thousands per year when they upgraded their outdated v-belt operations to higher efficiency synchronous belts.
CBT partner Martin Sprocket and Gear offers a wide range of unique products ideal for the food and beverage industry. When so many rely on your product to be defect-free, you can’t risk any slip-ups. Martin’s one-of-a-kind metal detectable plastic product line will prevent downtime, prevent recalls, and save you money.
CBT is extremely honored to be recognized by the Cincinnati Enquirer as a Top Workplace in Cincinnati for the third year in a row.
