Panel Shop

Our facility is equipped to handle any electrical panel requirements for your manufacturing equipment. We are a UL certified shop that is approved integrators for Allen Bradley® and Automation Direct®. We are experienced in all major component platforms and can customize our selection based on your needs and preferences. We also have a 3-axis CNC router and laser cutter to provide exceptional flexibility with panel modifications. We provide detailed wiring diagrams and component BOMs for all of our panels, in addition to standard wire labeling so any equipment troubleshooting, servicing, and future expansions are a breeze. 

Capabilities

  • Custom built panels based on customer requirements
  • UL 508A certifications (new or existing panels)
  • 3-axis CNC router and laser cutter for custom panel modifications
  • In-house automation training system that supports all major platforms
  • Low voltage control panels (<24V)
  • High voltage power panels (<480V)

Frequently Asked Questions

We are certified under UL 508A (Industrial Control Panels for General Use).

While we are a UL-certified shop, a label is only applied to panels that meet all UL 508A design and component requirements. We review your design during the quoting phase to ensure it is "Label-Ready."

If you already have completed schematics and a Bill of Materials (BOM), we can provide high-quality assembly, wiring, and labeling exactly to your specifications.

We offer full-service engineering support. You provide the functional requirements (e.g., "I need to control three 10HP motors and an HMI"), and our team will design the schematics, layout, and thermal management system.

We are equipped for both "one-off" custom prototypes and repeatable, high-volume production for OEMs.

While we have preferred partners for common items (like Allen-Bradley, Beckhoff, Banner, etc.), we are "brand agnostic" and can build with any UL-recognized components you specify.

Panel Shop Glossary

A safety certification for Industrial Control Panels for General Use, ensuring the panel meets specific design and component requirements.

The "brain" of an automated system that controls machinery in real-time.

A software layer that collects data and provides high-level visualizations for facility management.

A screen or dashboard that allows operators to interact with and control the machinery.

A controller used to vary the speed of AC motors.

A service where APEX builds electrical panels according to a customer's pre-existing schematics and Bill of Materials (BOM).

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