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How Do You Innovate When You’re Family Owned, 96 Years Old, and Make One Basic Thing?

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Bud modifies enclosures to your specs in only 5 days
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Fastest turnaround in the industry

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Our employees demonstrate exceptional commitment to Bud Industries. Several have been with us for 40 or 50 years. Their experience and passion enable us to serve customers better:

  • The fastest modifications in the industry.
  • Thousands of enclosures in stock.
  • Competitive pricing.

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Bud adds Jacobsen as Mid-Atlantic and Chesapeake Sales Reps
by Josiah Haas
Bud Industries is excited to announce the addition of Jacobsen Associates as our sales rep firm in the Mid-Atlantic and Chesapeake regions.  Their territory includes Eastern Pennsylvania (ZIP Codes: 16600-19699), Southern New Jersey, Delaware, Virginia, Maryland, and Washington D.C. The Jacobsen team led by Michael Jacobsen fills Bud’s sales territory that was previously open is headquartered in Horsham, PA.  Michael leads an experienced group including John Jacobsen, Steven Andrews, Diane Jacobsen, Lisa Wullert, and Jim Starkey. Lynn Viers, Bud Industries’…
NEMA Glands Complete Bud’s Enclosure Accessories Offerings
by Blair Haas
While most immediately think of Bud Industries when they have an enclosure need, people often don’t think of Bud for the final touches such as NEMA Glands.  So what is a NEMA cable gland?  Put simply, when a hole is drilled in a box for cable access, the assembler needs a way to protect the interior and integrity of the box while still installing the cabling.  The cable gland is that device Cable Glands come in all sizes to meet…
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A NEMA 3 RATED ENCLOSURE AND A NEMA 4 RATED ENCLOSURE
by Blair Haas
One of the most frequent questions we are asked is to clarify the NEMA rating system for enclosures.  There are many misconceptions about the ratings including that a higher number rating means a greater  level of protection or that all ratings suggest that the products are waterproof or dustproof.  For today’s blog, I am going to focus on two of the outdoor ratings and describe what they mean, how they are tested and what the difference are.  These are the…