Electrical & control enclosures
Wall-mounting and floor-standing enclosures for control, automation and distribution panels.
Panel builders, OEMs and plant engineers need an enclosure that arrives ready to build into: the right size, a removable mounting plate, gland plates where the cables enter, and doors that seal.
We make empty enclosures for control, automation and distribution panels, to standard sizes or to your drawing.
Where it is used
- PLC and automation panels
- Motor control and VFD panels
- Distribution boards
- Instrumentation and junction boxes
- Washdown areas in food and pharma plants
What to specify
The decisions that set the size and price. Answer what you can; we fill the gaps at survey.
- Size
- Width, height and depth of the panel layout, plus room for wiring ducts and for heat to escape.
- Mounting
- Wall-mounting boxes for smaller panels; floor-standing enclosures on plinths for larger ones.
- Environment & IP rating
- Dry electrical rooms, dusty shop floors and washdown areas each need different sealing. Describe the environment and we will advise the rating.
- Material
- Powder-coated mild steel for general use; stainless steel for washdown, corrosive or hygienic areas.
- Plates
- A removable mounting plate, and gland plates at the top or bottom, blank or pre-punched.
- Doors & locks
- Single or double doors, quarter-turn or handle locks, and a window for an HMI.
Specification
Sizes, ratings and finishes are confirmed with each quotation. Send your requirement and we will return a drawing and specification for approval.
Ask for a specificationQuestions buyers ask
Do you build the complete panel?
This page covers the empty enclosure: body, doors, mounting plate and gland plates. If you also need the panel wired, say so in your enquiry and we will tell you what we can take on.
Can you make enclosures to our drawing?
Yes. Send a drawing or a dimensioned sketch with the quantity, material and finish, and we will quote against it.
Quote for electrical & control enclosures
Quantity, sizes (or your equipment list) and the site location are enough to start. Drawings and photos of the room help us quote installation too.