Browse used ABB industrial components. Compare model numbers, electrical ratings and listing condition to narrow your search for replacement equipment.
American Industrial Supply Co. is a convenient destination for buyers seeking new or used ABB equipment and for businesses looking to sell ABB components. Browse ABB listings alongside related product categories to compare equipment options and identify parts relevant to your application. Clear product identification, including model numbers, helps you narrow your search and make an informed purchasing decision.
ABB equipment supports industrial power, automation, motion control, and robotics applications. Depending on the product, it can help manage electrical distribution, control machinery, coordinate motors, or operate robotic systems used in manufacturing and welding. ABB components are found in production lines, material handling, process facilities, and other industrial environments where reliable control and power equipment are essential.
Explore ABB products across Robotics & Welding, Electrical Power & Distribution, Industrial Automation & Controls, and Motors, Drives & Motion Control. Product types include Robot Servo Drives & Power Units, I/O Modules, Servo Drives & Amplifiers, and Robots, Controllers & Spares.
Available ABB models include several groups of robot and controller components: the 3HAC14549 series (3HAC14549-1/10A, 3HAC14549-2/03A, ABB 3HAC14549-2/10A, 3HAC14549-3, 3HAC14549-2/06A, 3HAC14549-1, and 3HAC14549103B); the 3HAC14551 series (3HAC14551-3 /05A); and DSQC robot components (DSQC546A 3HAB8101-18/08A, 3HAB8101-6/12C DSQC346B, and 3HAB8101-6 / DSQC346B). Other listed ABB models include XT1N 125, RTXP-8 RK926002AM-STVA, OT40FT3 1SCA104940R1001, ACS800-U1-0004-5+P901, 3HNE00313-1, 3HEA800964-003, and 2TLA010002R0000.
The cost of new and used ABB equipment varies with product category, model, condition, availability, and market demand; contact American Industrial Supply Co. for current listing details. ABB was established in 1988 through the merger of Swedish company ASEA and Swiss company Brown, Boveri & Cie. Its roots extend to 19th-century electrical engineering, and the company has since become known for technologies spanning electrification, automation, robotics, and motion.
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