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

A family manufacturer meets the moment many times.

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Bud modifies enclosures to your specs in only 5 days
Simple cutouts on most enclosures in stock
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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