AMF Potter & Brumfield Parts
Elbert E. Potter and Richard M. Brumfield started Potter & Brumfield in Princeton, Indiana, in the early 1930s, and it grew into a major relay maker. American Machine and Foundry (AMF) bought the company in 1954, which is why older relays read AMF Potter & Brumfield. Siemens bought P&B in 1986, and the relays now carry the TE Connectivity P&B brand.
The P&B relays here are KRP-series 3PDT plug-in relays, R10 relays and R50 washable miniature relays.
Match the coil voltage (AC or DC), the contact form and rating, and the socket or pin layout when you replace one.
Browse Relays. See also Potter & Brumfield and Magnecraft.
Ships same or next business day from our Idaho warehouse. Online since 1999.