Built in the same shop that programs them
Enclosure design, layout, wiring and assembly done in-house to UL 508A — not subbed out. The people building the panel are the people writing the code that runs it, which is why the drawings still match the panel a year later.

What this covers
The work itself — what gets scoped, what gets built, and what you get handed at the end.
- Panels designed and built in-house to UL 508A, by a UL 508A Qualified Manufacturing Technical Representative
- Schematic and CAD design for the machine, not adapted from a catalog layout
- Enclosure layout, component selection and thermal considerations
- Wiring and assembly in-house, labeled to the drawings
- PLC, HMI, drive and safety integration
- As-built drawings handed over, so the next person can work on it
We work in your stack, not ours
What matters for this service. Bring us the brands already on your floor — if yours isn't here, ask.
| Category | Platforms |
|---|---|
| PLC / Controls | Allen BradleyAutomation DirectOmronSiemensSchneiderMitsubishiMaple Systems |
| In-house | CAD designCustom machine buildsPanel fabricationSafety & compliance |
Training behind this
- UL — Qualified Manufacturing Technical Representative in UL508AThe qualification behind "built to UL 508A". It is the answer to "compliant according to whom" — and it is a person's certification, not a shop listing.
- UL — Designing for Compliance in Industrial Control Panels, UL 508A (3rd Edition) and Short-Circuit Current RatingSCCR is the part plant engineers actually get burned by: a panel with an unmarked or inadequate short-circuit current rating fails inspection regardless of how well it is wired.
- Omron Sysmac Studio Programming SoftwareOmron's integrated controls environment — PLC, motion and safety in one project.
Not sure it pencils out?
Tell us the part and the rate. We'll tell you straight whether it pays for itself — the honest answer is sometimes no.
The rest of the shop
Most jobs cross two or three of these. They're listed separately because that's how they get searched for, not because they get built separately.
Robot integration & programming
Take the bottleneck off the line
Vision systems & quality control
Catch the defect before it ships
Material handling systems
Move the product, not the people
Safety systems & compliance
Guarded, and still fast
Robotic arc welding & weld fixtures
Every weld the same as the last one



