Classic Automation Expands Its Online Catalog With Nearly 80,000 New Parts in 2025

3 min read January 7, 2026 78 view(s)
Shelving rows inside the Classic Automation warehouse with labeled storage bins containing industrial automation parts in Webster New York
Classic Automation Expands Its Online Catalog With Nearly 80,000 New Parts in 2025
Classic Automation Expands Online Catalog With Nearly 80,000 New Parts in 2025

Classic Automation Expands Its Online Catalog With Nearly 80,000 New Parts in 2025

Keeping production running isn’t just a tagline at Classic Automation—it’s the reason we continue to invest heavily in inventory, testing, and technical expertise year after year.

In 2025, we significantly expanded our online catalog with over 74,000 new parts and conditions, making it easier than ever for manufacturers to find the industrial automation components they rely on—whether those systems are brand new or long past their official support lifecycle.

Allen-Bradley PowerFlex drive on a workbench, representing added inventory for industrial automation systems.
Added inventory across major automation platforms

Supporting Both New and Legacy Automation Systems

The newly added inventory spans a wide range of manufacturers, including , Siemens, Omron, Mitsubishi, Baldor, ABB, and many others.

As automation manufacturers continue to release newer hardware and software generations, older product lines are often phased out or declared obsolete. Unfortunately, that doesn’t mean the equipment in the field disappears overnight. Many facilities still depend on these systems every day—and when something fails, downtime can be costly.

That’s where Classic Automation steps in.

Two employees handing off a PowerFlex drive, representing parts fulfillment and support for customers.
From inventory to fulfillment—supporting uptime

Bridging the Gap Between Obsolescence and Uptime

A common example we see across the industry is the gradual phase-out of legacy control platforms like Siemens S7-300 systems. While many facilities are planning long-term upgrades, immediate replacement isn’t always practical or possible.

To support these realities, Classic Automation continues to expand not only its inventory of legacy components but also its technical capabilities for newer platforms, including modern Siemens control families. This investment includes technician training, system-specific test setups, and expanded parts availability—allowing customers to maintain uptime while planning their next move on their own timeline.

Warehouse aisle with staff member walking between racks of automation parts and labeled totes.
Scaling inventory to match real-world demand

Quality You Can Trust—Backed by In-House Testing

Sourcing hard-to-find parts is only half the equation. One of the biggest challenges in the legacy automation market is inconsistent quality, especially when it comes to refurbished components.

At Classic Automation, every part that passes through our facility is handled by experienced technicians and verified using advanced in-house test systems. Components are inspected, repaired when necessary, and tested to ensure they meet strict standards for performance, reliability, and safety.

The result? Parts you can install with confidence—whether they’re modern replacements or legacy components keeping a critical system alive.

Technicians performing repair and testing work on an industrial electronic component at a test bench.
In-house testing and verification for reliability

Built for the Realities of Industrial Automation

Industrial control systems are designed to last. Our job is to make sure they can.

By continuing to grow our online catalog, expand testing capabilities, and invest in technical expertise, Classic Automation helps manufacturers reduce downtime, extend the life of their equipment, and stay productive—even as the industry evolves.

This latest catalog expansion is just one more step in our ongoing mission:

Keeping the World’s Production Running.


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