Westburne Calgary Now Offers Custom Enclosure Cutouts

July 18, 2024

Westburne announced on LinkedIn that they now offer customized cutouts for your enclosure boxes using their state-of-the-art nVent HOFFMAN ModCenter machine in Calgary.

The Hoffman ModCenter automates the traditional, lengthy and costly, process of control panel building, such as but not limited to: measuring, marking, drilling, tapping, milling, etching, and much more on any material control panel or enclosure quickly and consistently, including explosion proof.

  • Repeated precision
  • Enclosure size handling capability
  • Ease of use
  • Increase production speed, quality and consistency of producing electrical panels
  • Decrease human error and safety concerns with automated modifications.
  • Ability to convert CAD data to CNC form

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