Equipment protection

If the last few years and industry trends are any indication, the equipment protection product market is going to see notable and continued evolution over the next few years. Here are a few things I think we’ll see happening in the enclosure market in the not-so-distant future:

Rising...

2012 is shaping up to be one of our busiest yet here at Integra Enclosures. With the late last summer release of the Genesis 24x24x10 enclosures line (the first of its size and specs to hit the market), you can be sure that producing it and spreading the word about this new product will be at the top of our list throughout 2012. And after hearing from dozens of our customers that this new, larger...

One of the best parts of the enclosure business is learning about the varied industries and environments our customers work in every day. And because of that fact, our enclosures are built to live and protect equipment just about anywhere…

Marinas

This is the 3rd of 3 posts in which I’m walking through some of the key enclosure features you should be looking for. I’m covering the materials and the structure of your new enclosure and also what you should look for in terms of the manufacturer and the configurability of your product.

This is the 2nd of 3 posts in which I’m walking through some of the key enclosure features you should be looking for. In my last post, I covered some common materials and structure options available to those in the market for an enclosure. This post picks up where we left off and discusses some of the most common configurability options an enclosure should feature.

While it’s admittedly an obvious statement, choosing the right enclosure to protect your electrical equipment is vital. That’s why the next few posts will delve into three main enclosure consideration categories: structure, manufacturer and configuring. When thinking through the structural features you’ll need your enclosure to have, first think about materials.

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When we tell potential customers about our enclosures, one of the product benefits we mention is that our enclosures are UL-Listed.  What exactly is a UL-listing? And why is this important?

This post explains!

When it’s time to acquire an enclosure, many purchasers don’t spend enough time considering impact resistance. Even though weathering impact from debris or other environmental conditions is a primary function of enclosures, we often expect our boxes to do this flawlessly without considering the wide range of materials and various levels of strength represented in the enclosure industry.