# Industrial Machine Wiring Contractor DFW | Clements > Industrial electrician for DFW plants: machine and equipment wiring, feeders, disconnects, control wiring and capacity upgrades for line expansions. URL: https://clementselectric.com/service/manufacturing-machine-wiring --- - Licensed & Insured — Electrical Contractor TECL #40628, Master Electrician #214180 | Call Today: 817-803-4444 | Same-Day Service Available SERVICES COMMERCIAL GENERATORS FINANCING About Us CONTACT Book Online 817-803-4444 817-803-4444 Home Services Industrial Machine & Equipment Wiring # Industrial Machine & Equipment Wiring Feeders, disconnects, final connections and control wiring for production machines, scheduled against your equipment delivery and commissioning dates. Call (817) 803-4444 Request a Bid Clements Electric (TECL #40628) wires production machines and equipment for manufacturers across Dallas-Fort Worth: load review against your existing service, feeders and disconnects, final connections, control wiring, and the service upgrades an expansion sometimes needs. We wired all of the machines at Send-Cut-Send across their multi-phase expansion in Grand Prairie and Arlington. On work like that the schedule is set by equipment delivery and commissioning, and the electrical has to be ready when the machine is. We take jobs over $100,000. Send the equipment list or ask for a site walk at 817-803-4444. Send Us the Equipment List Licensed Texas Electrical Contractor TECL #40628, Master Electrician #214180 - Wired every machine at Send-Cut-Send through a multi-phase expansion - Schedules built around equipment delivery, rigging and commissioning - Takes jobs over $100,000; written scope and firm number before work starts Licensed & Insured Jobs Over $100K Veteran-Owned Written Quotes ## From Equipment List to Running Machine A machine install goes well or badly before the electrician arrives. The sequence we work to: - Step 1 — Nameplate and cut-sheet review: voltage, phase, full-load amps and the manufacturer's overcurrent and disconnect requirements for every machine, before anything is priced - Step 2 — Capacity check: the new load against the existing service, distribution and panel space, so a shortfall is found on paper and not on start-up day - Step 3 — Layout and routing: feeder routes, disconnect locations and drops set around the floor plan, traffic paths and where equipment is likely to move next - Step 4 — Rough-in ahead of delivery: feeders, disconnects and drops in place before the machine is rigged, so the electrical is never the item holding up commissioning - Step 5 — Final connections and start-up: terminations, phase rotation checked with the equipment vendor, and labels on every disconnect ## Voltage Is the First Question Most DFW industrial buildings have 480V or 208V three-phase service. Equipment does not always match. Machines built for European or Asian markets often arrive specified for 380V or 400V, and a machine bought used may have been rewired for wherever it last ran. A voltage mismatch is cheap to solve when it is caught at the cut-sheet stage and expensive when it is caught with the machine on the floor. - Nameplate voltage, phase and frequency checked against the building service before the purchase order is final, where we are involved that early - Transformers specified and installed where a machine needs a voltage the building does not have - Phase rotation verified at start-up, because a motor running backwards is the most common first-day problem ## Expansions and Moves Production floors change. A line gets added, a cell moves, a second shift brings more equipment. The electrical should make the next change easier, not harder. Where layouts change often, feeders and drops are planned so a machine can be relocated without re-running everything back to the panel. Where the existing service is close to its limit, we tell you before the next machine is ordered, not after. On the Send-Cut-Send expansion the work ran in phases, each following the next stage of their growth, and that is how most plant expansions run. ## Control Wiring Alongside power, we install control wiring and integration for equipment and building systems: control circuits between machines, interlocks, and the wiring that connects equipment to the controls the equipment vendor or integrator supplies. Programming stays with the vendor or your integrator. We make sure what they are programming is wired the way their drawings say. ## Working Around Production Work is planned around output, not just around the calendar: - Outages limited to the equipment being connected, and scheduled in writing - Night and weekend work where production cannot stop - Coordination with riggers, the equipment vendor and your maintenance team on the same schedule - Permits and inspections handled; requirements differ by city across DFW New machine, new line, or a plant expansion? Send the equipment list, cut sheets or floor plan, or ask for a site walk. You get a written scope and a firm number, scheduled against your delivery dates. Call 817-803-4444 Send Us the Equipment List ## Frequently Asked Questions Can you wire equipment built for 380V or 400V? Yes. When a machine's nameplate voltage does not match the building service, we specify and install a transformer for it. The cheapest time to find that is when the cut sheet arrives, before the machine ships. Do you program PLCs? No. We install the control wiring and integration; programming stays with the equipment vendor or your integrator. We wire to their drawings and coordinate start-up with them. Our next machine may not fit on the existing service. Can you check? Yes. Send the nameplate data or cut sheets and we will check the load against your service, distribution and panel space. You get one of three answers: it fits, it fits with rearrangement, or it needs a service upgrade with the utility involved. What manufacturing work have you done? We wired all of the machines at Send-Cut-Send across their multi-phase expansion in Grand Prairie and Arlington, with each phase following the next stage of their growth. References are available as part of a bid or prequalification. How large a job can you take? Over $100,000. Commercial work is priced per project, with a written scope and a firm number. Send us the equipment list Get a quote for machine & equipment wiring Name Phone What’s going on? (optional) Do not fill this in Request a site walk No obligation. We call from 817-803-4444, 7 AM to 7 PM Monday through Friday. ## Service Areas We provide industrial machine & equipment wiring throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. Click any city to learn more about our local electrical services. 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