Each week, we ship out our meticulously crafted electrical control panels to sites in North America and beyond. This week, we carefully packed up panels that are headed to Monterrey, Mexico. Bon voyage! And now, it's back to work.
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Based in Denver, Resolute Energy was founded in 2004. Its first operations were in Utah’s Aneth Field, and the company has since expanded to the Delaware Basin near Orla, Texas.
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Crum Electric Supply was founded in Casper, Wyoming back in 1976 by David H. Crum. The organization has ten locations in the Rocky Mountain region across four states: Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and South Dakota. The company celebrates 40 years in business this year.
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Our executive and management teams work hard to give our readers a glimpse into the fast-paced world of custom panel design for a variety of industries. Today's post gathers several top blog stories in one place.
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We noticed with interest a recent story on Automation.com about the new record set for worldwide sales of industrial robots. In 2015, a record number of 248,000 units were sold. Growth in the United States was even more robust, with sales increasing by 15 percent to a total of 37,000 units.
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Our panel projects aren't done until they are safely and securely in the hands of our customers! We take pride and special care in making sure our panels are loaded and ready to go (after Fabrication, Wiring and Safety Testing, of course!).
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We wanted to thank you for keeping up with UCEC! We've been blogging, posting to LinkedIn and sending occasional email newsletters for more than two years, and with every passing month, we meet new readers (and now, Twitter followers!)
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At UCEC, we always seek ways to do things better and be more efficient. From sending Garrod and Ron to Underwriters Laboratory to learn the latest safety testing standards for hazardous locations, to staying in touch with new tech at tradeshows, we know that embracing the future of manufacturing is vital. If you don’t, more so than ever, it’s going to blow past you.
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