Electrical Control Panel Wiring
in Sausheim,
near Mulhouse
Electrical cabinets, control panels,
automation and regulation systems,
high-power installations up to 4,000 A…
By the Numbers
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Over 1,000 electrical control panels wired
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200 complete projects delivered
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Up to 4,000 A
& Design
Industrial Automation
Electrical Control Panel Wiring
Machine Equipment
& Wiring
Electrical Control Cabinet
and Enclosure Wiring
WEBER KRESS INDUSTRIES is UL508A Certified 
A recognized specialist in its field, WEBER KRESS INDUSTRIES brings its customers over 25 years of experience and expertise in industrial electrical control panel wiring.
Demonstrating our ongoing commitment to innovation, WEBER KRESS INDUSTRIES is the first UL508A-certified industrial control panel builder in the Grand Est region of France. This certification enables us not only to manufacture and wire electrical control panels in accordance with North American standards but also to supply them with the appropriate UL certification.
- Assembly of modular, single-unit, and custom-built electrical cabinets.
- Wiring in accordance with European (CE) or North American standards (UL508A certification).
- Fabrication and installation of rigid and flexible busbars.
- Expertise in series production wiring: we implement advanced manufacturing processes for the production of electrical cabinets and enclosures in series, including test panels and traceability systems.
Electrical Panels for Every Industrial Application
We manufacture a wide range of electrical panels and cabinets on a daily basis, including:
- Electrical control cabinets and operator control panels.
- Automation and process control cabinets.
- High-power electrical cabinets rated up to 4,000 A.
- Custom-built mounting plates designed for direct integration into machine frames.
We ensure rigorous procurement and inventory management through our ERP system.
Comprehensive Quality Control Before Shipping
Every electrical panel undergoes thorough inspections and testing before shipment, including:
- Verification of component selection and positioning against electrical schematics.
- Inspection of wire and cable cross-sections to ensure compliance with specified current ratings.
- Verification of electrical connection tightening and torque.
- Functional testing of electrical components and equipment.
- Protective earth continuity testing and insulation resistance measurements.

