Which lines you can actually stand behind
Carrying a line means answering technical questions after the sale. The real decision is which lines you can support in your market, not which brands to list.

For · Distributors and resellers
Automation Liberty reviews distributor requests against supported lines, territory, technical scope and documentation needs. Account terms, availability, pricing, lead time, freight and warranty are confirmed at quotation for the exact order.

Carrying a line means answering technical questions after the sale. The real decision is which lines you can support in your market, not which brands to list.
Availability, lead time and warranty are what your customer hears as commitments — confirm them per order, not from a catalogue.
When a customer sends a competitor part number, someone has to answer it. That capability is part of the account.
Requests spanning Kinco, Kemron, USR and 3onedata can be reviewed together; invoice, freight and consolidation terms are confirmed at quotation.
Qualification requirements, payment method, currency, credit review and pricing tier are confirmed for the account and order at quotation.
Availability and lead time for repeat models are checked against each order; no standing supply level is implied by this page.
Datasheet, brochure or co-branded-material requests are reviewed for source rights, product accuracy and scope before use is confirmed.
Share territory, customer type, product focus and the models or applications behind the request.
We identify supported lines, engineering needs, documentation boundaries and any trademark or content restrictions.
Commercial qualification, pricing approach, ordering method and support boundaries are documented.
Exact models, quantity, price, availability, lead time, freight, warranty and payment terms are confirmed at quotation.
Automation Liberty works in three ways. These are the ones that normally apply to you.
When you want a category stocked, qualified and shipped rather than a list of part numbers quoted one at a time.
OpenThe lines we publish, with model-level records and the documents that back them.
OpenHow quotation, payment, warranty and returns are handled before an account is opened.
OpenStart with territory, customer type, product mix and a first real RFQ — that is what makes an account reviewable. Qualification, pricing approach and support boundaries are documented before an account is opened.
Not through this website. Exclusivity is a separate written agreement, discussed once account scope and order history make it meaningful for both sides.
Model-level datasheets and brochures where the manufacturer publishes them, plus the order and compliance records your destination requires — confirmed against the exact order.
Engineering support runs from Shenzhen, with a Bangkok centre for Southeast Asia: selection, cross-reference and programming questions on supplied lines. On-site work in your territory is scoped separately.
Send the territory, customer profile, product mix and first RFQ for a scoped review.