Industrial Control Panel Manufacturing
Whether custom-designed from the ground up or built-to-print from your existing specifications, our industrial control panels are engineered for exceptional performance, strict compliance with industry standards, and seamless integration into your operations. Each panel is crafted with precision and tested to ensure long-term reliability, supporting the efficiency, safety, and productivity of your industrial equipment and automation systems.
Custom and Repeat Manufacturing
Engineered to Order and Build to Print Control Panels
McIver Engineering & Controls delivers precision engineered to order and build to print industrial control panels, tailored to your unique specifications or high volume production needs.
Engineered to Order Industrial Control Panels
McIver Engineering & Controls designs and builds engineered-to-order industrial control panels for the most complex projects. Our engineering team can create complete wiring diagrams from your idea or build directly from existing schematics. Every design is reviewed for safety, compliance, and functionality, ensuring reliable performance across industries. From labeling to wiring to component layout, we deliver panels built to last.
Build to Print and Repeat Manufacturing
McIver Engineering & Controls specializes in build to print and repeat production manufacturing of industrial control panels. Our technicians are trained across every stage of the process, ensuring precision, efficiency, and cost savings for high volume runs or custom one off builds. With a commitment to continuous improvement and quality, we deliver safe and reliable panels that meet your exact specifications.
Certified for Safety and Compliance
UL 508A and UL 698A Industrial Control Panels
McIver Engineering & Controls designs and manufactures UL 508A and UL 698A certified industrial control panels, delivering reliable performance and proven safety in various industries and hazardous environments.
UL 508A Certified Industrial Control Panels
McIver Engineering & Controls is a trusted UL 508A certified industrial control panel manufacturer serving industries worldwide. Our panels are engineered for safety, compliance, and long-term reliability, supporting applications in food and beverage, packaging, pulp and paper, oil and gas, and more. With multiple Manufacturer Technical Representatives on staff, we ensure every panel meets stringent UL standards.
UL 698A Certified Industrial Control Panels
McIver Engineering & Controls is a trusted UL 698A certified industrial control panel manufacturer specializing in panels for hazardous and high-risk environments. Our UL 698A panels meet NRBX and NNNY guidelines, ensuring intrinsically safe operation and compliance with the most stringent standards. From oil and gas to chemical, mining, packaging, and food industries, we deliver safe, reliable, and custom-engineered control panels.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an industrial control panel?
An industrial control panel is an assembly of electrical components,such as circuit breakers, relays, PLCs, and variable frequency drives, housed in an enclosure to control and monitor industrial machinery or processes. As an experienced industrial control panel manufacturer, McIver Engineering & Controls designs and manufacturers both standard and custom industrial control panels that meet rigorous performance and safety standards.
What is UL 508A and why is it important?
UL 508A is the U.S. safety standard for industrial electrical control panels, ensuring compliance with strict wiring, component, and safety requirements to reduce fire and electrical hazards. As a certified UL508a panel shop, McIver Engineering & Controls delivers panels that meet all UL standards, providing both safety and regulatory compliance.
Do I need a custom industrial control panel?
If your application requires unique specifications, specialized functions, or integration with existing systems, a custom industrial control panel is the best solution. McIver Engineering & Controls specializes in designing industrial electrical control panels tailored to your exact needs, ensuring compatibility with your machinery, processes, and industrial automation requirements.
What industries use industrial control panels?
Industrial control panels are used across a wide range of industries, including: food and beverage, pharmaceutical, automotive, pulp and paper, and general manufacturing. Our expertise in industrial automation allows us to serve virtually any manufacturing sector.
How does McIver ensure quality and compliance?
As a trusted, UL 508a-certified industrial control panel manufacturer, we follow strict engineering and quality control processes. Every industrial control panel is designed, assembled, and tested in-house by our expert team. This ensures compliance with UL standards, optimal performance, and seamless integration into your industrial automation systems.
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