Liberty Lake, WA

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Built to print

Walk-in telecom shelters, outdoor cabinets, control panels and custom sheet metal parts, made in Liberty Lake, Washington.

Since 2001 we have built enclosures in Liberty Lake, Washington. We program, punch, cut, form, weld, coat and assemble every part under one roof, so your drawing becomes a finished shelter, cabinet or panel without changing hands.

A white walk-in telecom shelter with two wall-mounted HVAC units, inside Premier's plant
In the plantFramed, panelled and fitted with twin HVAC units on the shop floor.
A Premier shelter mounted on a truck, parked among pine trees
Ready to rollMounted on a truck bed and sent out ready to set.

Premier builds walk-in telecom shelters, frame to finish.

Built in our own plant by the same crew and machines that make our cabinets, fitted with HVAC and cable ladders, and shipped from Liberty Lake.

  • The shelter's side wall with its door and cable entry ports

    Side wall and cable entry

  • Two HVAC units mounted on the shelter's end wall

    Twin HVAC units

  • Cable ladders running along the inside of the shelter ceiling

    Cable ladders inside

Shelters are the big ones. We build the boxes that go inside them too.

  1. Tall louvered outdoor cabinets, powder coated grey, standing in the shop

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    Outdoor cabinets

    Aluminum and steel cabinets, louvered and powder coated on a line that exceeds GR-487 and IEEE powder coating standards.

  2. An open cabinet fitted with control wiring and instruments

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    Control panels and switchboards

    Our cabinets, control panels and switchboards carry UL and cUL listings. We build the box and fit it out in the same plant.

  3. An operator lifting a punched aluminum skeleton off the turret punch

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    Custom parts, built to print

    Precision sheet metal parts punched, cut, formed, welded and coated to your drawing, then kitted and packed for your line.

The work runs on sheet metal.

We adapt your CAD file in SolidWorks, then take it through every step below in one building.

  1. The Amada turret punch

    01Punching

    CNC turret punches with 56 tools each, for sheets up to 60 x 144 in.

  2. A laser head cutting parts from a steel sheet

    02Laser cutting

    4,000 W lasers cut carbon, galvanized, aluminum and stainless with almost no setup.

  3. A red Amada press brake

    03Forming

    CNC press brakes with up to 8-axis forming bend parts up to 146 in. long.

  4. Hardware being pressed into a sheet metal part

    04Hardware insertion

    Automated insertion on a Haeger One Touch-4e.

  5. A welder at work, sparks flying

    05Welding

    MIG, TIG, arc and spot welding by welders qualified to AWS standards.

  6. A coater spraying a part hanging on the powder line

    06Powder coating

    Five-stage zinc phosphate pretreatment, then coat and cure on one conveyor line.

  7. The screen printing table with a frame raised

    07Screen printing

    Markings and labels printed in house.

  8. A Premier worker fitting aluminum enclosure wraps

    08Assembly

    From mounting hinges to fully integrated enclosures, kitted and packed to ship.

Premier's shop floor in Liberty Lake, with the US flag hanging over the machines

One plant. One crew.
Every part.

Since
2001
Plant
55,000 sq ft
Made in
the USA
Where
Liberty Lake, WA

Listed, registered, certified.

UL and cUL listed

Our cabinets, control panels and switchboards carry UL and cUL listings.

The cULus listing mark

Have a drawing? We build that.

Send the drawing or CAD file with your quantities and we’ll quote it.