Nemaco Technology

Nemaco Technology

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P.O. Box 690205
Houston
Texas, 77069
United States
Phone: +1 281 251 4233
Fax: +1 281 732 8592
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Nemaco Technology, LLC, located in Houston, Texas, U.S.A., is the leader for providing excellent quality custom stainless steel enclosures and NEMA Enclosures to commercial companies, electrical power utility facilities, chemical refineries, manufacturing plants, oil & gas energy industry, offshore platforms, drilling contractors and to military defense companies.

Nemaco™ can provide a huge assortment of standard designs and custom shapes and sizes. All of Nemaco's Tigerbox™ Enclosures are designed and fabricated to top industrial standards. Note that all the custom NEMA enclosures (in carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum) are designed and fabricated "per the customer's design specifications" for each customers particular application. And most of the custom NEMA enclosures can be designed and modified to meet NEMA & UL standards (certifications) per the customer's request for additional fees.

Nemaco offers a full range of standard enclosure design profiles that are available in many shapes, sizes and materials (aluminum alloys, 304 & 316 stainless steel alloys, powder coated carbon steel and galvanized steel and other metals).

Call Nemaco™ for your custom stainless steel or NEMA enclosure application. Nemaco™ provides Top Quality Enclosures & Genuine Custom Craftmanship for Industry.

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