RS Components signs global distribution agreement with Adafruit
RS Components, the trading brand of Electrocomponents, has signed an authorised distribution agreement with Adafruit Industries. Building on the existing relationship between RS and Adafruit, the agreement will enable customers anywhere in the world to purchase directly from what is said to be the largest selection of Adafruit products available from any global distributor.
Adafruit is a provider of open-source hardware, tools, equipment and electronics for makers and hobbyists of all ages and skill levels, as well as anyone wanting to learn about electronics. While RS currently stocks a number of Adafruit products, the agreement enables an expansion of the portfolio to include the entire line-up of current products, including Adafruit’s boards and accessories for Raspberry Pi and Arduino.
“Adafruit is a well-respected provider of maker and hobbyist products aimed at a highly diverse range of ages and skills,” said Rob Maycroft, global product manager at RS. “This is very important to our growing user base of students and innovators. Adafruit’s high quality and carefully selected devices and tools will definitely enhance the selection of products RS is able to offer to the maker community.”
“RS has a great reputation for high standards of service and world-class logistics,” said Limor ‘Ladyada’ Fried, founder and engineer at Adafruit Industries. “This global agreement with RS will help us extend our reach to ensure that engineers, developers and makers across the world have fast and easy access to our electronics and more.”
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