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07.24.26
How Choosing The Right Industrial Product Saves You Time And Money
Not every enclosure is designed for the same environment. Some applications require minimal protection from elements such as dust and accidental contact, while others need to withstand harsher environments with constant moisture in the air, corrosive chemicals, or pressurized washdowns. That’s where industrial products come in. At EPI, our industrial products are engineered to withstand
07.16.26
CE Classes
At EPI, we are dedicated to educating the industry and helping distributors gain a deeper understanding of NEMA standards and product applications. As a part of this commitment, we’re excited to offer CE classes. These classes will cover NEMA 1, 3R, 12, 4 & 4X and bussed secondary products, providing valuable insights to enhance your expertise.
04.23.26
Built for Tough Environments: EPI’s Industrial Products
Industrial products are built for some of the harshest environments such as those exposed to moisture, dust, chemicals, extreme temperatures, and corrosion. At EPI, our industrial products include NEMA 4, NEMA 4X, and NEMA 12 enclosures and wireways. Industrial products represent only a portion of what we manufacture, and we approach every industrial project with
02.27.26
Engineering Expertise in Action: Supporting ICU Medical
At EPI, we power life in more ways than one. From schools and shopping centers to grocery stores, restaurants, and medical facilities, our solutions support the infrastructure behind the spaces people rely on every day. January 2025, our distributor partner, Lonestar Electric Supply – Austin, contacted us to engineer a custom solution for Rosendin Electric
02.26.26
Powering a San Antonio Staple: Engineering Support for Bill Miller Bar-B-Q Headquarters
When you think of barbecue, you probably aren’t thinking of infrastructure. But behind every commercial kitchen, every commercial dining room, and every headquarters facility is a reliable electrical system making it all possible. At EPI, we help power the places that communities know and love, and often so seamlessly that it goes unnoticed. A couple
02.03.26
Why Distributors Choose EPI As Their Manufacturing Partner
For nearly 60 years, EPI has been a trusted leader in the electrical manufacturing industry. That reputation wasn’t built overnight, and it certainly wasn’t built by accident. It’s the result of decades of hands-on experience, millions of high-quality products delivered, relentless dedication, and strong partnerships across the industry. Distributors don’t choose EPI simply because we’ve
01.28.26
Engineering Excellence: What It Means To Us
Here at EPI, engineering isn’t just a support function — it’s the foundation of everything we do. For more than 50 years, our engineering department has helped shape every project that leaves our facility. A Legacy Built on Engineering While EPI was founded in 1967, the engineering department was created in 1974 when Mr. Rudi
01.21.26
Who is EPI? Engineering & Manufacturing Excellence
For nearly six decades, EPI Enclosures & Engineering has been a trusted name in the industrial manufacturing industry. What began as a small sheet metal shop has grown into a respected electrical enclosure manufacturer known for engineering expertise, dependable solutions, and strong industry partnerships. At our core, EPI exists to support the infrastructure that powers
11.07.25
Powering Progress: EPI Helps PEC Develop New CT Enclosure Standard
For almost 60 years, EPI Enclosures & Engineering has worked closely with utilities and engineers across the country. Our engineering department engages with various projects, and often with utilities to design new products or establish new standards. In 2025, EPI started working with PEC (Pedernales Electrical Cooperative) on a new design for their CT (Current
10.22.25
What Engineers Should Know About Bussed Tapboxes
As buildings and mixed-use facilities continue to grow in scale and complexity, the demand for reliable, high-capacity electrical distribution systems grows too. With more modern constructions, electrical engineers must design systems that deliver power to multiple distribution points and handle higher energy demands – all while working within the limited space allocated for these electrical