The name is broader than the stock: everything currently listed under Industrial Equipment is 3M, and it's specifically 3M's electrical connection and identification hardware rather than general industrial machinery. The range covers Scotchlok vinyl-insulated terminals and connectors — ring, spade, fork and butt connectors, block forks and female disconnects, sized to standard AWG wire gauges — alongside ScotchCode wire marker tape refills for cable identification and 3M nylon cable ties for bundling and dress.
These are the small parts an electrical panel build or maintenance job runs through in volume rather than one-off specialist items: Scotchlok connectors are sold by the bottle (50 or 100 per pack, cased at 500), wire marker tape by the roll, and cable ties by the thousand. That packaging reflects how they're actually used — as consumables stocked ahead of a job, not ordered one at a time per fault.
If you're working from a bill of materials that calls out 3M's SPB, SDR, MV-series or CT4 part codes, this category is where to find them; for 3M's wider product range across abrasives, tape, safety and respiratory protection, see the 3M brand page. We're flagging the naming mismatch here rather than leaving it to guesswork, since a generic "industrial equipment" search on this site should really land you on connectors and wire management, not machinery — worth knowing before you go looking elsewhere on the catalogue. We are not 3M, and not an authorised 3M distributor — we source and supply genuine 3M stock from our own inventory.
