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Bud Industries: A Brief Overview and Historical Context

Bud Industries logo - RF CafeBud Industries, founded in 1928 in Cleveland, Ohio, by Max Haas, has a long history as a manufacturer of electronic enclosures and related products.  The company was initially called Bud Radio and catered to the amateur radio market with antennas and antenna products. Over the years, the company expanded its product offerings to include various components and enclosures for the electronics industry.

Bud Industries introduced the first NEMA 4X/IP66-rated plastic enclosure. A wide range of products are manufactured, with a primary focus on electronic enclosures, cabinets, and racks including a variety of enclosures that meet NEMA and IP (Ingress Protection) standards which protect against dust, water, and other environmental factors. A large variety of plastic and metal enclosures are made. Plastic enclosures are often lightweight and non-corrosive, while metal enclosures provide durability and protection. Bud Industries also produces 19-inch rack cabinets and accessories used for housing and organizing electronic equipment, such as servers and networking devices. A variety of accessories like panels, shelves, and cable management solutions are made as well.


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