Applied Intelligence Corporation

Updates

Posted on Nov 25, 2020

Just in time for Thanksgiving, another cram it in there edition. An HMI just won't do in some environments and you need a bunch of buttons and pilot lights. We still cram them in the smallest box possible and custom powder coat your color.

Posted on Nov 19, 2020

Enclosure with wings! We can help with any panel no matter how custom.

Posted on Oct 23, 2020

Custom powder-coated stainless steel enclosure is complete. Dead front swing out doors and high temp wire. We can help wtih any panel, no matter how custom.

Posted on Oct 15, 2020

A custom custom work in progress. Outdoor stainless steel powdercoated white with dead front swing out doors. Will post an update when complete.

Posted on Sep 9, 2020

What the What? Is that an air conditioner mounted on the back of a floor mounted enclosure? It sure is. Let us help you unleash creativity for custom applications

Posted on Aug 17, 2020

Itty bitty wires with color codes and heat shrink labels? We can do that!

Posted on Jun 19, 2020

Need a chart recorder? We still install and wire them for all the process people.

Posted on May 30, 2020

Things are starting to pick up, is your factory ready to flip the switch back on? This before photo shows how a small problem can turn into hours of downtime and debug. Let us help you clean up the mess.

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Posted on May 8, 2020

A different type of PPP. Process Panels with Pneumatics. Call us today for help with building your process panels.

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About Us

AIC began in 1983 as many small companies do: a great idea and a garage. The founder had some experience with circuit boards and thought the tidiness of traces and chips could be transferred into wires and components in industrial enclosures. This basic idea and focus on neatness is still applied to every panel we build today.
AIC is made of a small group of people who enjoy hardware. Most software integrators see the hardware as a necessary evil, but we embrace it. The details of getting 800A of power to not interfere with 0-10V analog signals in the same enclosure is what we do every day. Our Engineers and Technicians design and build enclosures to be functional works of art.
Hardware selection is what we do. You can scroll through any manufactures’ catalog and find 10 components that will work for your application. We know which one of those are stocked and are the best fit for your application. We also know how to use the proper spacing and heat dissipation for each component. We get excited about things like “Bifurcated contacts” and “Watts loss” and have equations to calculate the right components for the application.
We strive for perfection on every panel we ship. Checkout procedures include pliers to wire tug tests, actual voltage testing (5V to 600V) and high resolution photography down to the wire label. Our rigorous checkout procedure and optional UL508A listing insure that your panels will ship fully tested. Our quality program lives under the saying that “It’s not a mistake until it leaves our shop”
What is the Engineer’s Engineer? Most Engineers have such a large workload that they don’t have time to focus on the small things. They need a panel to control X motors and Y solenoids with Z inputs and someone to size the enclosures, fuses and wire appropriately. We can take a napkin sketch and give you prints and panels that are fully vetted and tested.
Have a machine or line that works great mechanically but needs new controls? Let our team design a controls facelift for you. From sketches on the inside of panel doors to grease prints and unverified CAD drawings, we verify every wire and every conduit in your system. We do the “dirty jobs of automation” to make sure from tear out to start up, this will be a controls system that is easy to maintain for years to come.

Wanna see how a panel is built? Here is a short video:

https://youtu.be/e7Prt-FsLLU