DureX Inc. is a contract metal-fabrication and electro-mechanical assembly manufacturer in Union, New Jersey, operating under an ISO 9001:2015 quality system. We provide control panel manufacturing and assembly in New Jersey, building custom electrical control panels, enclosures, panel assemblies, and box builds for OEMs, industrial manufacturers, and system integrators, from single prototypes through production-volume runs.
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- ISO 9001:2015 Certified
- In-House Sheet Metal Fabrication
- Electrical & Mechanical Assembly
- Prototype to Production Support
- Built in Union, New Jersey
Custom Control Panels Built Around Your Requirements
Control panel projects rarely fit a standard catalog configuration. For control panel manufacturing and assembly in New Jersey, DureX Inc. builds each assembly around the documentation, components, operating conditions, and production requirements of the program.
Customers can supply complete drawings, schematics, and a bill of materials (BOM), or involve our team early for manufacturability input. That input can cover the enclosure, internal layout, fabrication methods, assembly sequence, and repeatable production.
Our electrical control panel fabrication services typically include:
- Custom sheet-metal enclosure fabrication
- Internal mounting hardware and DIN rail installation
- Installation of customer-specified components such as breakers, terminal blocks, and relays
- Wiring, wire identification, and panel labeling
- Electrical testing and functional verification
- Final packaging to customer requirements
Every project starts with your documents, so the scope is defined before production begins. Any standards, documentation, or testing requirements are identified during quoting so the build matches what you need.
The same approach supports a one-off prototype, a pilot build, or recurring production. As volumes change, your program can stay with one manufacturing partner instead of being re-sourced.
We build both standalone control panels and panels integrated into a larger assembly. For projects that go beyond the panel itself, our electro-mechanical assembly services cover complete box builds and subassemblies.
What does DureX Inc. manufacture?
DureX Inc. manufactures custom electrical control panels, fabricated control panel enclosures, wired panel assemblies, electro-mechanical subassemblies, and complete box builds. Its work can include enclosure fabrication, mounting hardware, component integration, wiring, labeling, inspection, and functional verification.
Our Capabilities for Control Panel Manufacturing and Assembly in New Jersey
Control panel manufacturing at DureX Inc. covers everything between a customer’s documentation and a finished, tested assembly. Our Union, New Jersey team fabricates the enclosure, installs and wires the components, and verifies the completed panel before it ships. Each capability below is performed to the customer’s drawings, BOM, and specifications. Scope is confirmed during quoting so the build matches the project.
| Capability | What it includes | Buyer benefit |
| Custom enclosure fabrication | Sheet-metal enclosures, cabinets, doors, brackets, mounting plates, and structural components | Better fit between the enclosure and internal assembly, with fewer supplier handoffs |
| Mechanical assembly | Hardware insertion, fasteners, hinges, mounting provisions, and subassemblies | One team coordinates fabrication and assembly |
| Electrical panel assembly | Customer-specified components, DIN rail, terminal blocks, breakers, and relays | A production-ready panel built to defined documentation |
| Wiring and cable management | Point-to-point wiring, routing, terminations, wire identification, and cable or harness integration | Consistent builds that are easier to service and trace |
| PLC, HMI, and VFD integration | Mechanical and electrical integration of customer-specified automation components | Support for equipment builders and automation projects |
| Box-build assembly | Finished enclosure with components, wiring, hardware, and labeling | Less internal assembly work for OEMs |
| Testing and inspection | Continuity, insulation-resistance, and circuit-function testing, BOM verification, and final QA where specified | Verification against agreed requirements before shipment |
| Prototype through production | Single units, pilot builds, and recurring production quantities | One partner as volumes change |
Our panel work centers on the physical build, including layout, mounting, wiring, and labeling. Components are installed on standard DIN rail and terminal block layouts defined in your drawings and BOM.
For automation projects, we integrate the PLCs, HMIs, and variable frequency drives (VFDs) that you specify. Programming and field commissioning are outside this scope unless confirmed for your project.
Every build follows the same sequence:
Customer Drawings and BOM → Engineering Review → Enclosure Fabrication → Component Kitting → Panel Assembly and Wiring → Inspection and Testing → Packaging and Delivery
Because the enclosure and the assembly are produced in one facility, fit and access issues can surface earlier in the process. You can read more about this approach in our electro-mechanical assembly services.
One Facility for Control Panel Manufacturing and Assembly in New Jersey
A control panel is only as effective as the fit between its enclosure, mounting system, components, wiring, and final assembly process. DureX Inc. combines sheet-metal fabrication and electro-mechanical assembly in one Union facility, giving you control panel manufacturing and assembly in New Jersey under one roof. The same team manages enclosure production, brackets and mounting components, finishing, hardware insertion, electrical assembly, and final inspection. This integrated approach is especially valuable when tolerances, component clearances, service access, or repeatability matter.
Working under one roof leads to practical outcomes for your program:
- Better coordination between enclosure dimensions and component placement
- Fewer vendor handoffs for your team to manage
- Earlier detection of fit, tolerance, access, and assembly-sequence issues
- One point of accountability for fabricated parts and the finished panel
- Better continuity from prototype to repeat production
Buyers who source a fabricator and an electrical assembler separately can end up managing two quotes, two schedules, and two quality systems. Consolidating both with DureX Inc. gives your team a single contact for the full panel.
Our in-house capabilities include metal stamping, precision sheet-metal fabrication, CNC vertical machining, welding, powder coating, silk screening, and electro-mechanical assembly. We apply the ones that fit your panel project, and you can see the full range on the DureX Inc. website.
Finishes such as powder coating are selected based on the enclosure design and the environment the panel will operate in. Materials and finish requirements are confirmed during quoting.
How Control Panel Manufacturing and Assembly in New Jersey Works
Our control panel process is built to give engineering and procurement teams clear handoffs and defined quality checks. It starts with the documents you provide and ends with a packaged, tested assembly. Each step is performed at our Union, New Jersey facility, with scope confirmed during quoting. The six steps below show what happens between your RFQ and delivery.
Step 1: Project Review
Every project begins with a review of the drawings, electrical schematics, bill of materials, approved vendor lists, and quantity forecasts you provide. Our team checks fit, tolerances, assembly access, required materials, and sourcing considerations. This review also confirms the documentation and testing requirements that apply to your build. Questions are raised before production so the quote reflects the real scope.
- Drawings, schematics, BOMs, and sample units
- Approved vendor lists and quantity forecasts
- Documentation and testing requirements
Any engineering change follows a documented approval process. DureX Inc. builds to your documents and does not assume design authority unless it is confirmed for your project.
Step 2: Enclosure and Structural Component Fabrication
DureX Inc. fabricates custom sheet-metal enclosures, brackets, and mounting components in-house. Work can include cutting, forming, welding, hardware insertion, and finishing, depending on your design. Because the same facility handles assembly, enclosure details are produced with the assembly requirements in mind. This reduces the handoffs between a separate fabricator and an electrical assembler.
- Custom enclosures, brackets, and mounting plates
- Cutting, forming, welding, and hardware insertion
- Finishing as required by the design
You can learn more about our in-house capabilities on the DureX Inc. website.
Step 3: Component Procurement and Kitting
Components are sourced and kitted according to the BOM when procurement is included in the project scope. Some customers prefer to supply components, provide consigned inventory, or approve substitutes. We confirm which approach applies to your job during quoting. Kitting keeps each build organized and helps verify that the correct parts reach the assembly floor.
- Procurement and kitting to the BOM
- Customer-supplied or consigned components
- Approved substitutes where agreed
Component verification and traceability requirements are defined with you up front. Those requirements shape how parts are checked and recorded during the build.
Step 4: Assembly, Wiring, and Labeling
Assembly follows your drawings and specifications. Technicians install the components on DIN rail and mounting plates, then route and terminate the wiring. Wire identification, terminal labeling, and panel labeling are applied as the build progresses. This keeps each panel consistent and easier to service in the field.
- Component installation and mounting
- Wiring, routing, and terminations
- Wire identification and panel labeling
Our electrical control panel fabrication services cover this stage in more detail. The work is build-to-print, so your documents define the result.
Step 5: Inspection, Testing, and Documentation
Quality checks run throughout the build, starting with BOM and component verification. In-process inspections catch issues before the panel reaches final test. Where the project calls for it, we perform continuity, insulation-resistance, and functional testing. A final inspection then reviews workmanship, configuration, cleanliness, and labeling.
- BOM and component verification
- Continuity, insulation-resistance, and functional testing where applicable
- Final inspection for workmanship and labeling
Drawings, test records, and certifications are included only when they are agreed in the project scope. Tell us what documentation you need during the RFQ.
Step 6: Packaging and Delivery
Finished panels are packaged to your requirements and prepared for shipment. Delivery can go to your facility, an integration site, or an end customer if that is set up in the order. Packaging and shipping options are project-specific, so we confirm them before the build is complete. Our electro-mechanical assembly services follow the same packaging and delivery process for box builds and subassemblies.
Industries We Serve With Control Panel Manufacturing and Assembly in New Jersey
DureX Inc. delivers control panel manufacturing and assembly in New Jersey for customers across a range of industries. Our Union, New Jersey team works with OEMs, industrial manufacturers, and system integrators who need repeatable, build-to-print assemblies. The table below shows typical panel needs by application so you can quickly see where your project fits. Specific requirements for each application are confirmed during quoting.
| Industry / application | Typical panel or assembly need | How DureX Inc. supports it |
| Industrial automation | Machine controls, PLC panels, operator interfaces, and automation enclosures | Enclosure fabrication, component mounting, wiring, testing, and production support |
| OEM equipment manufacturing | Repeatable panels for proprietary machinery or finished equipment | Build-to-print manufacturing with consistent, scalable production |
| HVAC and building systems | Equipment controls, motor and VFD panels, and monitoring assemblies | Custom enclosures and integrated electro-mechanical assembly |
| Water and wastewater | Pump controls, process-control enclosures, and monitoring panels | Fabricated enclosures built to application-specific requirements |
| Food and beverage processing | Machine-control panels and enclosures for hygienic or washdown-sensitive settings | Material, finish, enclosure, and component requirements confirmed per project |
| Medical equipment and instrumentation | Precision subassemblies and protected electronic enclosures | Build-to-spec assembly with documentation support as agreed |
| Energy and power systems | Power distribution, monitoring, backup-power, and equipment-control assemblies | Custom fabrication and assembly to project-defined electrical requirements |
| Transportation and infrastructure | Signaling, distribution, monitoring, and municipal-equipment control assemblies | Repeatable panel and enclosure manufacturing for complex systems |
Many of these projects fall under industrial automation, where controls hardware has to fit the machine it runs. Our electrical control panel fabrication services are set up to support PLC, HMI, and VFD panel builds for these environments.
Our work also extends to life sciences, defense and government, electronics, and instrumentation customers. Each of these programs is handled to the drawings, specifications, and documentation the customer provides.
Panels for harsher or more regulated settings often carry added requirements for materials, finishes, or documentation. Identifying those details at the RFQ stage lets us define scope, components, and verification steps accurately.
If your application is not listed above, we can still review it. Send your drawings and requirements through our contact page, or learn more about our electro-mechanical assembly services for larger box builds.
Why Work With a New Jersey Metal Enclosure Manufacturer?
Working with a New Jersey metal enclosure manufacturer puts your design, procurement, and fabrication teams within easy reach of each other. That proximity makes it simpler to review drawings, approve samples, and resolve questions before they affect your schedule. DureX fabricates custom metal enclosures from its Union, New Jersey facility, providing a single point of contact for cutting, forming, welding, finishing, and assembly. We also support manufacturers across New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and the wider Tri-State area, as well as customers beyond the region.
Local fabrication can help in several practical ways:
- Faster collaboration between design, procurement, and shop floor teams
- Easier facility visits, first-article reviews, and sample approvals
- Simpler logistics than working with distant or offshore suppliers
- Clearer communication around design changes, quality concerns, and production schedules
Our 120,000-square-foot facility keeps these operations together, so changes to a drawing or finish do not have to pass through multiple vendors. This helps your project stay coordinated from the first review through final delivery.
If your project also needs welded frames or supporting structures, our custom welded metal assemblies can be built alongside the enclosure. Keeping those pieces with one supplier reduces handoffs and makes fit-up easier to manage.
Quality and Testing for Control Panel Manufacturing and Assembly in New Jersey
DureX Inc. operates under an ISO 9001:2015 quality system at its Union, New Jersey facility. Our control panel manufacturing and assembly in New Jersey is driven by the customer’s drawings, BOM, specifications, and any applicable project standards. Inspection and verification steps are built into the process from incoming components through final review. Requirements are defined during quoting so the scope, components, and deliverables are clear before production starts.
Our inspection and testing practices include:
- Component and BOM verification
- In-process inspection during assembly
- Electrical testing and functional verification before shipment, as applicable
- Labeling and documentation review
- Final QA review
- Material and component traceability where included in project requirements
Testing is matched to what your project calls for. Continuity, insulation-resistance, and circuit-function checks are performed when they are part of the agreed scope.
Records and deliverables are handled the same way. Drawings, test records, and certifications are provided only when they are included in the project requirements.
DureX Inc. can discuss project-specific requirements for applicable standards, customer specifications, documentation, and testing protocols during the quoting process. Identifying them before production lets us define scope, components, verification steps, and required deliverables accurately.
To keep your quote accurate, please identify the following at the RFQ stage:
- Mandatory standards or listing requirements
- Documentation and record-keeping needs
- Test protocols and acceptance criteria
- Approved components or suppliers
- Environmental and operating requirements
Certification, labeling, and documentation requirements vary from one project to the next. Our electrical control panel fabrication services page outlines how these builds are handled in more detail.
If you are unsure which requirements apply, send what you have through our contact page. Our team can help clarify scope before you commit to a build.
Request Control Panel Manufacturing and Assembly in New Jersey
Ready to move your control panel project forward? DureX Inc. offers control panel manufacturing and assembly in New Jersey, including custom panels, enclosures, and box builds, for OEMs, industrial manufacturers, and system integrators. Send us your documentation, and our team will review it and confirm scope before production begins. A complete request for quotation (RFQ) helps us respond accurately and keeps your project moving.
What to Include in Your RFQ
- Panel drawings and electrical schematics
- Bill of materials (BOM) and approved component or supplier requirements
- Enclosure and finish specifications
- Target volume, including prototype, pilot, or production quantities
- Target delivery timing
- Testing requirements and acceptance criteria
- Compliance and documentation requirements
If some details are still in development, send what you have. Our team can help clarify the remaining scope during quoting.
You can submit your files through our contact page or call us at (908) 688-0800. For larger assemblies, see our electro-mechanical assembly services.
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