CLX Panel Shop

Custom Control Panels

UL 508A Certified  •  Precision Fabrication  •  Built for the Field
CLX Panel Shop

Built In-House. Engineered to Perform.

See how CLX Engineering brings control panels to life through disciplined engineering, precision fabrication, hands-on assembly, and in-house testing at our Sanford, Florida facility.

Built to Your Specifications. Or Engineered From the Ground Up.

Whether we are fabricating from customer-provided drawings or developing a panel around a new system architecture, CLX works closely with each customer to understand equipment, space, environmental, and operational requirements. Every panel is assembled with a focus on quality, maintainability, code requirements, and reliable performance in the field.

Panel Shop Quality

Built to Last. Built to Code.

Every panel is engineered, assembled, and tested with quality, safety, and long-term performance in mind.

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UL 508A Certified

We meet the highest industry standards for industrial control panels.

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NEC & NFPA Compliant

Safety is built into every design.

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Functionally Tested In-House

We verify performance before anything leaves our shop.

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Made in the USA

Designed, assembled, and tested in Central Florida.

Panel Shop Technology

The CLX Engineering Steinhauer ModCenter Advantage.

Versatile. Automated. Precise. Efficient. The Steinhauer ModCenter brings advanced machining technology into our panel production process for greater accuracy, repeatability, and speed.

Features + Capabilities
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Multi-Process Machining Measure, drill, mill, tap, and more.
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Repeatable Accuracy Consistent execution of specified cutouts.
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CAD-to-CNC Processing Converts CAD data directly into precise CNC machining.
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Dual Processing Process enclosures and mounting panels simultaneously.
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Material Flexibility Supports a variety of materials, including explosion-proof applications.
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Fast Material Processing Automated machining helps streamline panel production.
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Advanced Technology State-of-the-art controls and machining technology.
Advanced fabrication technology helps CLX produce cleaner, more consistent control panels while improving efficiency throughout the build process.
CLX Panel Shop

UL 508A Panel Fabrication. Built With Precision.

CLX Engineering provides professionally assembled UL 508A control panels across a wide range of sizes and configurations. Our panel shop combines experienced electrical specialists, disciplined quality control, and advanced fabrication capabilities to deliver consistent, dependable builds.

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Reverse Engineering + Obsolescence

Reverse engineering and replacement of obsolete control panels to support aging systems and modernization projects.

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FAT + SAT Support

Factory Acceptance Testing and Site Acceptance Testing supporting system validation before and after deployment.

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Multi-Platform Panel Builds

Control panels supporting Allen-Bradley, Siemens, Square D, Pilz, GE, and other industrial platforms.

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Panels of Every Scale

Small control panels, main control panels, and full multi-door motor control panel assemblies.

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SCADA Control Panels

Panel fabrication supporting supervisory control, visualization, industrial networking, and system integration.

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Laser Engraving

Professional equipment, device, and panel identification for clean, consistent, maintainable installations.

Built right. Built to perform.

From inventory planning and component procurement through assembly, testing, and delivery, CLX manages the complete panel fabrication process with a focus on quality, consistency, and dependable project execution.

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