Rittal acquires Sipac
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Rittal product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team
Dec 26, 2000
Rittal Electronic Systems (RES) has acquired the assets of Sipac, a division of Siemens, which designs and produces the Ripac Subrack parts.
Rittal is pleased to announce that Rittal Electronic Systems (RES) has recently acquired the assets of Sipac, a division of Siemens, which designs and produces the Ripac Subrack parts.
The former Siemens division will become the centre of excellence for the mechanical design and components involved in Rittal system solutions.
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