Express service launched for motors and drives

In-depth research showed clearly the need for short lead times with drive and motor products. The majority of customers expect deliveries within a minimum of two weeks, with some demanding quicker than that in emergencies. Perfectly adapted to match these needs, the Express Availability program is a strong and reliable commitment to ship our products in one to ten working days with an optional express transport in 24H in Europe in case of emergency.

Express Availability helps CT and LS ensure its customers maintain continuity of production while minimising their requirement for on-site spares and stock. The short, clear and reliable lead times outlined in the Express Availability charter make it simple for businesses to reduce inventory and capital commitments.

The service is open to all customers, including OEMs, distributors and end-users, and covers most standard products, packages, options and accessories. Through a specific URL or QR code, all customers have a direct access to the detailed lead time grids posted in our public website.

This Configurator, a comprehensive tool for product selection, will also progressively indicate the Express Availability lead time at every step of the product selection process. This dynamic tool is helpful for customers to configure products not only based on technical but also lead time specifications.

Annabelle Bretaudeau, from CT and LS, said: “Express Availability gives our customers quick and easy access to high efficiency and performance technologies from a single source. Essentially, our leading variable speed packages are available in a much shorter time frame.”

Bretaudeau continued: “The service demonstrates a continued commitment from Control Techniques and Leroy-Somer to support our customers by providing high-speed delivery performance for the widest range of products.”

“Express Availability has already been used by our customers, and early indications are that they have been overwhelmingly positive about their experiences,” Bretaudeau added.