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Kwadrant IA designs and builds control panels and switchboards for a variety of industrial applications. From machine control to energy distribution, our panels form the heart of electrical installations within sectors such as machine construction, internal logistics and water infrastructure. Each panel is custom built, with attention to quality, safety and durability.
We provide both single piece and series panel construction within a streamlined process. In our modern-equipped workshop, engineers work with tools such as EPLAN Pro Panel, ensuring full integration of design, assembly and documentation. Thus we guarantee a reliable, accurate and reproducible delivery.
With the precision of a watchmaker and the agility of an acrobat, Kwadrant IA is committed to creating custom electrical panels for mechanical engineering. As a resilient player in panel building, we move quickly without sacrificing quality or durability. Step into our world of innovation and discover how we can take your mechanical engineering projects to the next level.
Each project places unique demands on panel construction. Whether it’s machine control in the manufacturing industry, distribution equipment in infrastructure or explosion-proof solutions offshore – Kwadrant IA provides customized solutions for a variety of sectors. See how we apply our expertise within your industry.
At Kwadrant IA, panel construction is about more than just assembly. Quality begins with proper technical preparation and ends with accurate pre-delivery inspection. Each panel is built according to applicable standards, tailored to the application and extensively tested. The aspects below form the core of our working method in serial and project-based panel construction.
Each panel construction project starts with a careful inventory of technical requirements. Based on this, Kwadrant IA engineers switchboards, control panels or control cabinets that exactly match the project. This customization ensures that all components, connections and wiring are logically positioned and function within the desired infrastructure. This involves working with up-to-date engineering software, which ensures consistency in design and execution.
During the construction phase, work is carried out in accordance with the NEN-EN 60204-1 standard, supplemented by internal guidelines and quality standards. Each panel undergoes a mechanical and electrical inspection of connections, connections and execution. In addition, each panel is visually inspected and provided with a test report and declaration of conformity. Thanks to our UL/CSA certification, we can also realize installations for the North American and Canadian markets.
Kwadrant IA uses a standardized method for wiring and assembling panels. This makes repeat projects or serial panel construction easy to reproduce, without compromising on quality. Each wire and connection is carefully finished and clearly coded, which contributes to overview, safety and ease of maintenance. This creates a panel that is not only functional, but also durable and manageable in practice.
Do you have an issue around panel building or industrial automation? We like to think with you from the initial design phase to realization and commissioning. Get in touch and discuss your project with one of our specialists.
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From inventory to technical development.
Industrial automation requires more than just a correctly constructed panel. We start with the architecture of the system and make conscious choices in component selection, standardization and scalability. By fully mastering engineering, panel construction and integration, we realize control systems that perform reliably in demanding industrial environments. From modular construction to international compliance, every detail is focused on quality, longevity and manageable Total Cost of Ownership.
We do not build standard solutions, but technically sound systems that match the complexity of modern mechanical engineering.
In the world of industrial automation, control cabinets are the backbone of efficient and effective production processes. At Kwadrant IA,
There is a clear trend in today’s machinery industry: from traditional product sales to service-oriented contracts. The Machine-as-a-Service (MaaS) concept
At Kwadrant IA, we see sustainability and responsible use of materials playing an increasing role in mechanical engineering. With the
A control panel controls processes via relays, PLCs and HMIs, among others. A distribution and protection cabinet distributes electrical energy and protects installations from overcurrent or short circuits. Both are essential within an electrical installation and are custom built at Kwadrant IA.
Kwadrant IA focuses on the construction and delivery of new panels, including testing and documentation. Functional maintenance, troubleshooting and service provision usually fall under the purview of the end customer or service partner, but we always think along in practical solutions.
If an installation is partially pneumatically controlled, associated control valves and signal interfaces can be integrated into the control panel. Engineering is tailored to the combination of electrical and pneumatic functionality.
E&I engineering (Electrical & Instrumentation) within panel building includes the design of electrical schematics, cable lists, component placement and signaling currents. This forms the basis for cabinet construction and reliability of the final installation.
Yes, all panels are built according to NEN-EN 60204-1 and undergo a visual, mechanical and electrical final inspection. If applicable, UL508A or CSA inspection requirements are also included, including the necessary documentation and marking.
Panel construction is applicable in a variety of electrical installations such as production lines, packaging systems, water treatment plants, logistics systems and energy distribution. Kwadrant IA supplies panels that fit within both new installations and expansions of existing infrastructures.
