Stäubli North America has announced expanding manufacturing and assembly operations in its South Carolina and California plants.
“We plan to steadily increase our made-in-America products at these manufacturing facilities,” says Stäubli North America’s Brian Mills. “Increasing our already established solar connector manufacturing footprint in the U.S. puts Stäubli in a strong position to support the increasing demand for domestically made components driven in part by the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022.”
Manufactured components include the company’s Original MC4 and MC4-Evo 2 cable couplers, in-line fuses, junction boxes and modular DC wire harnesses.
In addition to its planned expansion, the company added capabilities to its locally-based field engineers, design engineers and test lab resources.
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With each passing day, Trump’s rhetoric reveals to an even greater degree his cruelty, his vindictiveness, and most of all, his lack of understanding of the U.S. Constitution. The only thing he has on his side is his capacity to mirror the hate and ignorance of his MAGA base.
We used to be proud of our country.
I’ve been to Japan. They’re sharp people.
At the very least, they don’t have people stupid enough to indiscriminately shoot water all over a village because of a kitchen fire.
I hope I never have the displeasure to meet someone stupid enough to believe that this device:
a) eliminates food waste and lowers grocery bills (unwanted food is thrown into this machine vs. the garbage), and
b) eliminates all waste. It uses a great deal of electricity. Does your garbage can or compost pile do that?
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