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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

Our People Make it Possible

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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