The UCEC shop is home to two brothers who hail from across the world: Min “Han” Siauw and Kuo Min Siauw (known as “Ron”). Han and Ron are both Industrial Control Technicians, which means they are responsible for all electrical and wiring within a panel.
Read MoreWe let off a few sparks here at UCEC from time to time. Sometimes, sparks fly because we're grinding off existing studs on the back of a door that are in the way of a device. If a project requires it, we can weld stainless steel, steel and aluminum.
Read MoreAs a leader in the custom electrical control panel industry, we enjoy feats of engineering...especially when sticky, shifting sand is involved. And of course, our craftsmen admire the tricky handling required to build this world record-holding sand structure.
Read MoreIf it’s color that you’re craving, UCEC offers a full array of vibrant custom colors for control panels. From intense orange to baby blue to cool green to a host of sensible neutrals, we can add a colorful dimension to your project.
Read MoreI just spent the weekend in Phoenix at my daughter’s soccer tournament. After the last game, we wanted to take the girls out for ice cream to celebrate their win.
Read MoreGeorge Vikor’s work at UCEC is exacting, right down to the last letter. Without him, our panels would be a mystery to anyone who ever opened them up. But with George at his printing and engraving post, his efforts create the numerous labels that mark the components for each UCEC custom panel.
Read MoreThe call came from our customer, a canning manufacturer, and they were concerned: a large installation of custom panels at their plant across the country was short-staffed. It was crucial that the panels (some of which UCEC crafted) were wired up onsite and on time. The clock was ticking.
Read MoreWhat struck me was even with all the data, no one is ever sure of what the economy will do. We can make predictions and correlations with what we know, but if one unforeseen event takes place, it sends ripples throughout the entire system.
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