Industrial Automation Components Delivery – How to Accelerate Export to Europe, Asia, and the Middle East?

In today’s industrial landscape, industrial automation components delivery has become one of the critical challenges for companies working on just-in-time projects. As a control systems engineer supporting procurement and technical teams, I see daily how vital it is to ensure on-time delivery of PLCs, HMIs, I/O modules, sensors, and protection components for industrial plants worldwide.

airplane, cargo ship and truck symbolizing industrial automation components delivery to Europe, Asia, and the Middle East

Global delivery of industrial automation components via air, sea, and road – fast and reliable sourcing from Europe to Asia and the Middle East.

Global Challenges in Industrial Automation Logistics

Companies in the industrial automation sector are increasingly facing:

warehouse shortages from official distributors (RS Components, TME, Elfa Distrelec, Farnell)
extended lead times (20–50 weeks)
discontinued products with no drop-in replacements from manufacturers (Schneider Electric, Siemens, ABB)
logistics disruptions and export complications outside the EU (DHL Global Forwarding Reports)

For a client from the Middle East or Asia requiring a complete industrial automation BOM, a delay can mean not only lost time but also financial penalties or even contract termination.

How HIMTEK Solves Industrial Automation Delivery Challenges

As engineers and sourcing specialists, we know that in this industry, speed, availability, and compatibility are everything. That’s why HIMTEK provides:

fast quotations based on Excel/BOM specifications
replacements for discontinued parts (with compatibility confirmation)
component sourcing from Europe, including independent supplier inventories
delivery based on Incoterms: EXW, DAP, FCA from Poland (Incoterms explained)
support in English, Polish, and Russian for international customers