Integrated Sheet Metal Fabrication & Industrial Control Panels
Fralo delivers U.S.-based production for OEMs, from precision metalwork to UL 508A-certified industrial control panels.
Expertise That Delivers
Fralo is more than a fab shop. We bring hands-on engineering insight to every project, helping customers build smarter, faster, and with fewer revisions. From tight-tolerance enclosures to turnkey control panel builds, our team works closely with yours to ensure every part meets your exact standards.
We’re UL 508A and UL 698A certified, ISO 9001:2015 compliant, and built to deliver dependable results at scale.
In-House Custom Fabrication and Control Panel Builds
Fralo supports American manufacturers with a unique combination of sheet metal fabrication and electrical control panel assembly, all handled under one roof. Our vertically integrated process includes cutting, forming, welding, powder coating, and certified panel wiring.
Machining
Welding
Powder Coating
Finishing Services
Assembly & Integration
Prototyping Services
Trusted by Engineers, Buyers, & OEMs Nationwide
We partner with manufacturers across automation, food & beverage, packaging, material handling, and more. Whether you’re a design engineer sourcing build-ready enclosures or a buyer managing ongoing production runs, our flexible manufacturing support helps keep your project on track.
UTILITIES/ENERGY
DATA CENTERS
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
EV CHARGING STATIONS
Why Fralo: One Vendor. Full-Process Support.
We’re a U.S.-based team focused on delivering consistent quality, on-time delivery, and responsive service.
Customers choose Fralo for:
Sheet metal fabrication, finishing, and panel wiring under one roof
UL 508A and UL 698A-certified industrial control panels
ISO 9001:2015 certified processes
Collaborative engineering and DFM support
Fast quotes and clear communication
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