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Panduit Innovation Labs

Innovation Driven by What's Next

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Built to Keep Pace with Rising Technical Demands

Customer requirements are changing fast. Higher power loads, tighter spaces, and tougher performance expectations all raise the bar. Panduit answers those shifts through the Jack E. Caveney Innovation Center (JECIC) and global support labs.

At a Glance: The Jack E. Caveney Innovation Center

Built for fast prototyping, rigorous testing, and inspired engineering work. 

JECIC Highlights

The JECIC helps Panduit turn technical demands into measurable engineering work. These four labs show what that looks like in practice.


"The JECIC is incredible. Nearly any idea our talented engineers dream up and put into CAD can be prototyped."

- Rob Fransen, Director of Engineering Operations at Panduit

Global R&D Capabilities

Panduit’s lab capabilities extend beyond the JECIC, supporting new product development and continuous improvement at additional locations and expert teams.

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Electrical Business Labs

Panduit’s Electrical Business Labs in Monterrey, Mexico; Cumming, Georgia; and Lockport, Illinois support research and product development in key electrical product areas.

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Network Infrastructure Lab Extensions

Panduit extends existing lab capabilities through locations in Costa Rica and Wuxi, China, supporting manufacturing and regional needs.

Three Ways Panduit Turns Problems Into Answers

Innovation shows up in different ways at Panduit. Sometimes it solves a high-voltage design problem. Sometimes it speeds up labeling work. And sometimes it makes fiber termination faster, simpler, and more consistent.


Frequently Asked Questions

The JECIC is Panduit’s research and development center. It brings together specialized labs, prototyping capabilities, and engineering teams focused on testing and proving ideas before products move forward.

Panduit teams prototype, test, and validate ideas across 19 specialized labs. The work ranges from fiber development and network modeling to cable and thermal testing.

The JECIC gives Panduit a place to answer hard engineering questions before products reach the market. That means stronger validation, faster refinement, and more confidence in performance.

Yes. The JECIC gives Panduit in-house prototyping and testing capabilities, which helps teams learn faster and prove more before launch.

Panduit’s broader lab footprint helps teams develop, test, and improve products across multiple locations. That added reach supports faster learning, stronger validation, and more confidence in performance.

Panduit’s lab footprint includes the Jack E. Caveney Innovation Center in Tinley Park, Illinois; Electrical Business Labs in Monterrey, Mexico; Cumming, Georgia; and Lockport, Illinois; and network infrastructure lab extensions in Costa Rica and Wuxi, China.