Stäubli Merges U.S. Operations
The consolidation brings together two major U.S. operations under a single structure, enabling Stäubli to streamline processes and expand capabilities.
Stäubli a Swiss-based mechatronics supplier announced that it will merge its Stäubli Electrical Connectors unit in Windsor, California, and Stäubli Corp. in Duncan, South Carolina, into one legal entity named Stäubli Corp., effective Jan. 1, 2026.
Stäubli’s North American headquarters in Duncan, South Carolina, was opened in 1979. Source: Stäubli
Stäubli Holding AG has 6,000 employees globally spread across 15 production sites with business units in 28 countries. Its four main divisions are: textile, fluid connectors, electrical connectors and robotics.
In North America, Stäubli currently employs 350 people across five legal entities, offering engineering, manufacturing, assembly, customer support, service, sales and training. The merger enables the Windsor site to shift from being a dedicated electrical connectors location into a multidivision site that includes fluid connectors, robotics and textiles.
Stäubli Electrical Connectors originally joined the Stäubli group through the acquisition of Multi-Contact in 2002. Stäubli says this merger marks a strategic step in consolidating operations under one organization in the U.S, including its main location in Duncan, South Carolina; a factory and R&D center in Windsor, California; and offices in Querétaro, Mexico, and Novi, Michigan.
