At first glance, an electrical cabinet is simply “a box with a door and holes.” However, in practice, manufacturing such cabinets involves a whole range of technological challenges. It is necessary to ensure millimeter‑level precision so that the door closes perfectly, to carry out hermetic welding without deforming the thin metal, and to properly place numerous holes for the inlets — while ensuring that the structure is not weakened.
In addition, high-quality painting, a well-thought-out ventilation and heating system, as well as reliable fittings are important - all this must fit in a limited volume.
At FMGroup, these tasks are solved using modern technologies and strict quality control:
- 3D modeling in Kompas‑3D. Each part is worked out in the digital model — errors are eliminated at the project stage.
- Laser cutting. Ensures clean and neat cutting without burrs.
- Robotic welding in a shielding gas environment. It allows you to obtain a smooth weld and avoid metal deformation.
- Powder coating in an electrostatic field. The coating is highly durable and lasts for years.
- High‑quality fittings. The cabinets are equipped with reliable locks and hinges that do not jam during operation.
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The production cycle at FMGroup is structured sequentially and monitored at each stage: drawing → 3D model → cutting → bending → welding → painting → assembly → packaging. Each stage is checked by the technical control department (TC).
As part of the product, the customer receives a passport for the cabinet and a clear installation instruction.
“FMGroup” guarantees: the cabinet will be assembled correctly the first time, will fit perfectly in the designated space, and will serve for many years.