- 5 leading manufacturers
- 41 additional suppliers
- 19 states and provinces
- 15 related categories
- 3 guide sections
Metal Box Manufacturers and Suppliers
Suppliers located in PA, TX, IL +16 more states
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Leading Metal Box Manufacturers
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| Placement No. | Manufacturer | Location | Contact | Actions | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Industrial Enclosure CorporationAt Industrial Enclosure Corporation, we manufacture durable electronic enclosures designed to protect sensitive components in industrial environments. Our company produces precision-built enclosures for electrical systems, instrumentation, automation controls, communication equipment, and custom electronic assemblies. | Aurora, IL | |||
| 2 | Enclosure IndustriesAt Enclosure Industries, we provide electronic enclosures and metal fabrication solutions designed to protect components, support reliable equipment operation, and meet demanding industrial requirements. Our company works with customers who need fabricated products that combine durability, precision, and practical design, and we focus on delivering solutions that help systems perform with confidence. | Ashippun, WI | |||
| 3 | AMCO Enclosures-an IMS Engineered Products BrandAt AMCO Enclosures, we provide electronic enclosures built to protect sensitive components, organize complex systems, and support reliable performance in industrial, commercial, and technical environments. Our company focuses on solutions that house controls, power distribution equipment, communications hardware, instruments, and electronic assemblies with strength, accessibility, and long-term serviceability in mind, helping customers create secure spaces for essential electrical equipment. | Des Plaines, IL | |||
| 4 | Accurate Metal FabricatingAt Accurate Metal Fabricating, we specialize in crafting precision-engineered electronic enclosures that meet the unique demands of modern industries. With a relentless commitment to quality, we pride ourselves on providing cutting-edge enclosures that safeguard electronic components with unparalleled accuracy. At the heart of our success is a passion for innovation, driving us to create enclosures that exceed expectations and empower industries to thrive in the digital age. | Cicero, IL | |||
| 5 | A & J Manufacturing Co.At A & J Manufacturing Co, we specialize in the design and production of high-quality electronic enclosures built to protect sensitive equipment in demanding commercial and industrial environments. We manufacture durable enclosure solutions for a wide range of electrical and electronic applications, delivering products that support reliability, organization, and long-term system performance. | Foothill Ranch, CA |
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- How many metal box manufacturers are listed on IQS Directory?
- 5 leading manufacturers and 41 additional suppliers.
- Where are metal box manufacturers located?
- The listed suppliers are in 19 states and provinces: Pennsylvania (11), Texas (5), Illinois (4), California (3), Colorado (3), Florida (2), Indiana (2), Michigan (2), and 11 more.
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Metal Boxes
Metal boxes are fabrications designed to provide shelter for, store, or otherwise enclose something. Aluminum enclosures, stainless steel enclosures, and many electrical enclosures and cabinets are all types of metal boxes. Metal boxes are among the simplest metal fabrications, but they are also among the most important.
Applications of Metal Boxes
Metal boxes are used to house electrical components in all kinds of contexts. Fuse boxes and outdoor electrical meters are two examples of metal boxes that are essential to the safe and effective operation of all electronic equipment in homes. Businesses also depend on metal box-enclosed electrical equipment to keep their operations supplied with power. Especially in industrial contexts, businesses cannot do without electrical enclosures. They keep sensitive electronic components from becoming contaminated with dust and debris. They also reduce the chances of components becoming damaged from accidental impact with machinery or workers.
Metal box enclosures can be large enough to house entire electrical panels. Such enclosures can be seen at many intersections where computerized traffic control software manages the tempo of traffic signals. They can also be as small as simple wall-mounts. Many light switches are composed of partial metal boxes covered with a plastic plate for aesthetic and safety purposes.
Metal Box Design and Customization
The word "box" evokes rectangular and square shapes, though the words "metal box" can be used to describe metal enclosures with more than just six faces. Also, especially in the case of handheld examples, many metal boxes feature rounded edges and corners. Depending on a given metal box’s application, it may be composed of nothing but a single layer of metal, or it can feature several layers of metal insulated with another material and fitted with interference-resistant shielding.
Metal Box Standards and Compliance
Standardization organizations have established ratings to indicate to professionals what kinds of boxes are suitable for certain purposes. Among the more prominent of these organizations is the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA), which rates metal enclosures used to house electronics. NEMA’s rating scale ranges from ratings for products that provide basic protection from dust to products that can be submerged in oil.
Other agencies like the International Electrotechnical Commission also produce rating systems that help professionals choose metal boxes appropriate for their purposes. While metal boxes may not seem like they merit the scrutiny of international commissions for standardization, the importance of those efforts is clear in recognition of the reality that metal boxes house computers that regulate traffic flow, the hardware that keeps telecommunication lines operational, and many other kinds of vital equipment.
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