CarrylineUSA A division of Innovative Manufacturing Services

Controls

Industrial control panels built to UL 508A

We design and build our panels to the requirements of UL 508A, the Underwriters Laboratories standard for industrial control panels, every time.

Our control panels and builds

Our controls engineers can design an industrial control panel or system to meet the specific needs of your facility — ensuring reliability, safety and effectiveness.

Our controls engineers develop the kind of advanced, integrated control units that make every material handling solution keep moving. Our engineers are highly skilled in systems design and programming.

We build our equipment using the component brands you require, including Allen-Bradley / Rockwell Automation, Siemens, Omron, Automation Direct, and more. All of our panels are built to UL 508A in our own panel shop before they ship to our customer sites.

PLC & HMI programming

By the standard

What you get from CarrylineUSA.

Standard

UL 508A

Industrial control panel construction

Panel shop

In‑house

Every panel built to UL 508A in our own shop

Platforms

5+

Allen-Bradley, Siemens, Omron, Mitsubishi, Automation Direct

Testing

FAT

Factory acceptance testing on our floor

What the design supports

Reliability and compatibility, by design.

By ensuring reliability and compatibility, our controls designs support:

  • Operator flexibility — screens and sequences your people can actually run
  • Diagnostics assurance — see issues as they happen, not after the shift report
  • Productivity — compile data for reports that identify problems and solutions
PLC & HMI programming

Support for others' controls systems

Technical support for controls systems we didn't build.

We also offer technical field support to help ensure that your controls are working optimally. We can offer support for existing equipment provided by others, when and where you need it.

Learn more about how we can put controls to work for your business by contacting our skilled representatives today.

Talk to an engineer, not a call center.

Every enquiry lands with the people who design, build and test the equipment in Glasgow, Kentucky.