Explore used Allen Bradley electrical components and automation parts. Review the full catalog number, ratings and included accessories before choosing an item.
American Industrial Supply Co. connects buyers and sellers with New and Used Allen-Bradley equipment for industrial automation, electrical power, and motion control applications. Explore the brand’s available listings to compare equipment by model and find components for plant upgrades, replacements, or maintenance needs. Browse Industrial Automation & Controls, Electrical Power & Distribution, and Motors, Drives & Motion Control.
Allen-Bradley components help control and coordinate machinery, production lines, and facility systems. Programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and I/O modules connect control systems to field devices, while contactors and relays manage electrical circuits and operating sequences. Drives and motion-control equipment regulate motor speed and movement; power-distribution products help support electrical systems. Find relevant options in I/O Modules, Contactors & Auxiliary Contacts, Control, Timing & Monitoring Relays, and PLC Processors.
Listings may include ControlLogix and CompactLogix components such as 1756-OB16I, 1769-PB2, and 5094-IF8, 5094-OF8, and 5094-AENTR Flex 5000 modules. FLEX I/O models include 1794-IB8, 1794-IB16, and 1746-NI4; 1732ES-IB8X0B8 ArmorBlock and 1783-ETAP1F EtherNet/IP equipment support distributed and networked control. PowerFlex drive models include 20F11ND096JA0NNNNN and 20AD014A0AYNANC0. Other listed equipment includes 193-EECB, 813S-V3-480V, 700-CF310E*, 700-CF220E*, 440R-N23132, and 150-C43NBR, as well as an item identified as _UNKNOWN_. Check the listing for the exact catalog number and product details.
The cost of New and Used Allen-Bradley equipment varies with the product category, model, age, condition, availability, and market demand. PLC processors, communication modules, motor drives, relays, and contactors can each occupy different price ranges. Compare current listings and confirm that the catalog number and specifications match your application before making a purchasing decision.
Allen-Bradley traces its origins to 1903, when brothers-in-law Lynde Bradley and Dr. Stanton Allen founded the Compression Rheostat Company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The company adopted the Allen-Bradley name and grew into a recognized manufacturer of industrial control and automation products. Rockwell International acquired Allen-Bradley in 1985, and the brand became part of Rockwell Automation. Today, Allen-Bradley products are used in industrial control systems around the world.
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