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Selecting the best heat- and cold-resistant cables can be challenging. Learn more about three things to consider when buying cables for extreme temperatures.

Electrical engineers, purchasing, and procurement notice high wire and cable costs that are leading to price increases in copper, silver, and raw materials.

Procurement and purchasing departments can save money on wire and cable solutions by learning how to create a direct materials cost savings matrix.

If you’re looking for ways to ramp up your purchasing team KPIs, take these 4 steps to save on direct material costs of wire, cable, and connectivity solutions.

NEMA WC27500 is the widely used Standard for Aerospace and Industrial Electric Cable replacing the obsolete MIL-DTL-27500 in 2001.  NEMA released an update to the standard at the end of 2020 taking to revision “B”.

Understand more on why you may receive more or less of a wire or cable than you originally ordered and what to do if you need an exact quantity.

The food and beverage industry requires hygienic and durable cables, cord grips, and accessories to reduce contamination risk and withstand harsh cleaning agents and hot water or steam. Download the white paper to learn more about LAPP's hygienic solutions for carbonated beverage applications.

We’ve earned the environmental ISO 14001:2015 certification to give our customers confidence in the standards for safe, reliable, and high quality products.

Keeping our customers up-to-date on the COVID-19 situation is a top priority for Lapp Tannehill. As we monitor the situation closely, we are taking necessary measures to ensure there is no disruption to our customers and making sure that our customers, employees, and communities are safe. 

The volatile pricing of silver has lead to a PTFE hook-up wire price increase for Lapp Tannehill customers and should be considered in your procurement plans.