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Electrical enclosure and power-system projects can stall when product supply, sheet metal work, and temporary power are planned separately. A.C. Dandy Products works from Wetaskiwin with electrical products for industrial power requirements across Western Canada and North America.
Our shop capability covers electrical enclosures, power-system products, and sheet metal tied to enclosure needs. Standard inventory helps replacement and build activity keep moving when a facility cannot wait on one-off sourcing.
Power rental is part of the same operating picture. We maintain a Western Canada rental fleet for temporary electrical capacity, planned project activity, and site power.
At ACE Manufacturing Metals, we build electrical, electronic, utility, and custom metal enclosures from Bittern Lake, Alberta, with manufacturing history dating back to 1977.
Our enclosure work includes commercial and utility enclosures, power pedestals, electronic packaging, precision metal enclosures, consoles, chassis, modular cabinets, data racks, wireways, splitter troughs, meter cabinets, outlet boxes, RV power pedestals, ground wells, and custom products made to customer specifications.
We can support a project from prototype design and drafting through production, fabrication, finishing, and shipping. Our 90,000-square-foot facility uses CNC turret punches, press brakes, shears, PEM and rivet machines, powder paint lines, and logistics support for product movement across Western Canada and beyond.
For oilfield electrical shelters, utility power distribution, industrial controls, data racks, or custom enclosure work, quote details should start with the enclosure dimensions, substrate, finish, certification requirement, and production quantity.
At Ajax TOCCO Magnethermic Canada, we supply and service electromagnetic induction equipment for heating, heat treating, and melting metals.
Our Canadian operation supports coreless induction furnaces, channel induction melting furnaces, induction heating applications, heat-treat applications, power supplies, and ancillary equipment. Our process history includes quench-and-temper heat treating of oilwell pipe, hollow bar coils, zinc coating pots, galvanneal steel strip processing, and water-cooling system development.
Oilfield tubular manufacturers, machine shops, foundries, and metal processors use induction systems when repeatable heat input, controlled metallurgy, and equipment support after installation are central to production. Ajax TOCCO brings more than 50 years serving Canada and an international OEM background in induction systems.
For oilwell pipe heat treating, metal heating, melting, furnace work, or induction-system service, start with the metal grade, part geometry, throughput, temperature profile, and support requirement.
Alberta Industrial Controls & Drives Inc provides Generators-Electric Over 400 KW, Electric Motors, Heavy Oil-Service & Supply services to oil and gas operators in Edmonton, AB and across Western Canada.
From South Edmonton, we rewind and repair electric motors, pumps and generators.
We also supply VFDs, controls and replacement parts for shop repairs. Our 15,000 square foot facility and overhead crane help us handle larger units. We have served Western Canada and the Northwest Territories since 1976.
Oil rigs, shops, yards, and facility equipment need cleaning systems that can handle heavy soil and long service life. Alkota Canada works from Red Deer with industrial pressure washers and commercial cleaning systems for hard-use applications.
Our pressure washer line is built around serviceability and durability. The source evidence ties Alkota cleaning systems to industrial cleaning applications, including oil rigs.
Hot-water cleaning depends on more than pressure. Alkota equipment uses heater, pump, electric motor, and burner design choices that help match the washer to the job and fuel setup.
The broader Alkota line is made in America and includes power washers and industrial cleaning equipment. For Canadian customers, our Red Deer location connects pressure washer selection, water heater needs, and cleaning system planning to local service conversations.
Ariss Controls & Electric (ACE) is most helpful to understand through the job behind controls around Leduc, AB. Automation and electrical are treated as related parts of the same decision, not as a copied source list. Confirmed capabilities are tied to operating context a customer can act on.
Our controls scope starts with the condition of the asset. It can connect the request to the job condition and next decision. The automation side helps customers connect the request to the job condition and next decision. For customers in Leduc, AB, that means the first call can start with the asset, access point, schedule, or part that actually drives the job.
With electrical, the important details are fit, access, timing, and handoff. It can connect the request to the job condition and next decision. The instrumentation side helps customers connect the request to the job condition and next decision. The customer can explain what is broken, what has to fit, and what has to move before the request turns into a quote or service plan. Controls changes from one setting to another. A shop repair, plant issue, field call, or branch pickup can all create a different kind of request. The job context here includes oil and gas and custom work. That keeps the page close to the source facts without drifting into broad claims.
Most industrial calls start with something practical. A part has to be made. A unit has to be checked. A system has to keep running. We frame controls with automation so the next step can be tied to the asset, timing, and site condition. In Leduc, AB, that may mean a shop visit, a branch conversation, a field dispatch, or a quote request tied to a real job.
The practical benefit is less confusion at the start of the job. When controls is explained through real use cases, the customer can ask a sharper question about the asset, schedule, or site condition. Automation gives that request a related path when the first issue turns into a part or repair question. Around Leduc, AB, local access and response planning can shape the schedule. The result is a clearer path from first contact to workable scope. Planning stays clearer when controls remains close to automation. The two can affect repair timing and supply choices. They can also shape field access or shop scheduling. Leduc, AB sets the local context without turning the description into a street-address block.
The right next step depends on the job. It may be a worn part, a planned build, a field repair, a shop drawing, a rental need, or a supply decision. Starting with controls and then connecting it to automation, electrical and instrumentation keeps that conversation anchored. This scope connects to oil and gas and custom work. Around Leduc, AB, the scope is tied to what a customer can discuss and the operating setting it fits. That is why the surrounding details stay tied to confirmed capabilities instead of broad claims. The customer should be able to connect the published scope to a real asset before sending a request. That keeps the page focused on practical fit rather than a copied list of every nearby term. That extra context helps connect controls to the equipment, people, and schedule behind the request. Leduc, AB also shapes travel, pickup, branch, or dispatch timing. The customer can then ask about the asset and the next practical step. When automation enters the same conversation, the request can stay tied to the original asset instead of drifting into unrelated categories. A stronger request usually names the asset, the location, the timing, and the condition that created the need. Those details help show whether the need is a quick supply question or a deeper repair discussion. If the same job moves toward fabrication or inspection, the customer still has a way to keep the conversation connected. Rental planning and field response can also change the schedule when the source evidence supports those capabilities.
Baldor - A Member of the ABB Group provides Generators-Electric Over 400 KW, Electric Motors, Heavy Oil-Service & Supply services to oil and gas operators in Edmonton, AB and across Western Canada.
We handle inspection, compliance verification, and vendor surveillance for construction and facility operations.
Our reviews help keep new construction moving and keep ongoing facility operations documented clearly.
From Calgary to Grande Prairie, we stay close to the job and the schedule.
When a plant, shop, or commercial site needs electrical material, waiting on hard-to-find parts can hold up the repair. Canadian Industrial Electrical Supply carries new electrical equipment, used material, reconditioned products, and surplus industrial electrical supplies from our Edmonton location.
We have served the electrical community since 1989. Our inventory is built for contractors, wholesalers, and industrial customers who need electrical products that match the job, including obsolete material when a replacement is not easy to source.
Our Edmonton warehouse gives us room to keep a wide selection on hand. We buy quality new, used, and surplus electrical material, then make it available for projects across Canada.
For Electrical Equipment-New needs, our team can help source industrial and commercial electrical products for maintenance, replacement, or project supply. Electrical Contractors is supported as a customer group rather than a contracting service, so our profile keeps the focus on supply.
Chad Equipment Ltd is a Western Canadian business actively dealing in used oilfield rigs, triplex pumps and industrial equipment. Since 2002 we have been buying and selling used equipment from our home base in the small town of Neilburg, Saskatchewan. Located in the middle of the western Canadian prairies, a vast agriculture land with rolling hills and boreal forests, beautiful lakes and winding streams, herds of cattle and crops of canola, we are surrounded by ample natural resources. The local economies of many of the towns that dot the landscape have benefitted from the production of oil and gas for many years. Within a few hours’ drive from our location we can access many of the oilfields of Saskatchewan and Alberta. Extending a little further afield we include within our radius southern Manitoba and northern British Columbia. This is where we live and breathe. This is where we work and play. This is our home.
Industrial motors rarely fail on a schedule or in a clean shop setting. Continental Electric repairs and rewinds electric motors and generators from Calgary and Edmonton, with field teams available for Alberta and Western Canadian sites.
Our repair path covers high-voltage motor and generator assets, VPI, coil rewinds, bearing replacement, machining, balancing, and final testing. That keeps fault finding and repair planning tied to the same asset instead of splitting the job across several shops.
On-site electrical calls add testing, industrial electrical maintenance, and predictive maintenance for driven machinery in the field. Dry ice cleaning is available when motors or electrical gear need residue removed without water or disassembly.
Motor failure can stop a pump, fan, or compressor with little warning. Continental Electrical Motor Services handles electric motor repair, generator repair, and on-site electrical support from Edmonton and Calgary for industrial sites across Western Canada.
We repair and rewind motors and generators up to 13.8 kV. Shop capabilities include VPI and coil rewinds. We also handle bearing replacement and machining.
On-site testing, vibration analysis, and predictive maintenance help track performance issues before the shutdown grows. Dry ice cleaning removes dirt, oil, and residue from motors and electrical equipment without water or disassembly.
Since 1986, our Edmonton and Calgary teams have kept plant equipment moving for Alberta industry. We also handle new motor sales when a repair is not the right path.
Continental Electrical Motor Services (Northern) Ltd provides Generators-Electric Over 400 KW, Electric Motors, Heavy Oil-Service & Supply services to oil and gas operators in Edmonton, AB and across Western Canada.
Rig maintenance in the Peace Region depends on electrical field teams that can keep field power, motors, and site systems moving. Conway Electric Inc. serves Fort St John as an electrical contractor for oilfield and industrial sites.
Since 1973, our team has handled rig maintenance jobs where failed power or control equipment can slow a site down. We bring the experience and equipment needed for remote electrical faults, generator rental support, and electric motor repair.
We also repair signs when site identification or yard access needs attention. Short-term and long-term generator rentals are available for planned work, outage coverage, and field service windows.
Our Fort St John crew plans each call around the asset, the fault, and the site conditions first.
Our fleet of service trucks provide mechanical, electrical & instrumentation, proving, construction, maintenance services, and repairs across all BC, Alberta and Saskatchewan. Our fully stocked and maintained parts warehouse, with over 15,000 sku’s is available 24/7/365 in case of emergency. We are committed to providing our customers with an expert level of service for all your construction, turnaround and maintenance requirements. Our goal is to exceed your expectations by providing a diverse and highly experience team who will ensure your projects and services are delivered cost effectively, on time and above standards.
When a regulated product has to move from concept into market, the biggest risk is not always the design itself. It is the uncertainty that appears when a team needs proof, a standard, or a clear test path before it can release the item with confidence.
Our testing work is meant to show how a product performs under real conditions, not only on paper. Product performance testing helps teams see whether a design holds up before a shipment, a procurement decision, or a compliance review locks in the wrong choice. Chemical testing and analysis can surface material problems early enough to avoid a redesign or a delayed launch. Inspection adds another layer of certainty when the question is condition, readiness, or conformity. Those capabilities show up when a failure would do more than create a rework cycle; it can interrupt schedules, add cost, and put a release back at the starting line. It is also practical for pressure equipment and other controlled products where the test evidence has to follow the item through review and release.
Product listing strengthens the evidence trail after a product has been reviewed against a standard. For procurement teams, operations staff, and distributed customers, that means fewer back-and-forth questions about what is approved, what is documented, and what can be ordered with less risk. It is especially practical when parts supply, factory output, or repeat purchasing depends on the same answer showing up every time a record is checked. The point is not just to certify once. The point is to make the approved status easier to verify later, when the next department needs the same proof. That reduces confusion for teams that have to keep product records, release decisions, and internal approvals aligned.
Standards development is another part of the value we bring. We work with contributors from a broad range of industries to help shape the rules that guide safer products and better practices. That shows up because many problems begin before a failed test or a rejected submittal. If the standard is changing, or if an internal program needs to align with a recognized requirement, early participation can reduce confusion later. Instead of reacting after a defect, a recall concern, or a missed requirement has already created friction, teams can plan with a clearer target. The result is a better way to prepare before the next review cycle, bid package, or product launch.
Technical education and training support that same goal. When people understand what a standard expects and what evidence they need to keep, they can prepare with less waste and fewer detours. Our training helps teams move from interpretation to execution, which is especially practical in automation and electrical work where documentation and equipment details have to stay aligned. It also supports coating and construction programs that depend on consistent procedures across different sites, shifts, or departments. Environmental, manufacturing, transportation, and welding work benefit from the same discipline when documentation has to stay aligned with the field reality. The benefit is practical: fewer handoffs, fewer misunderstandings, and a cleaner path from requirement to action.
Our data center services bring the same discipline to environments where uptime, control, and documentation matter together. A small issue can become an expensive interruption if the unit, the records, or the readiness checks are weak, so the job has to stay careful and traceable. That broader mindset is what connects our service lines: testing, listing, training, and standards work all help teams protect safety, reduce uncertainty, and keep the next step moving. For product teams, engineers, and operations groups, that means the evidence path stays usable after the first review is finished, not just on the day the test is run.
If you need a clearer path for a regulated product or system, contact us about the service, standard, or verification route that fits the job. The goal is straightforward: help teams prove readiness, keep the record clean, and move forward with less friction when the next decision depends on trusted evidence.
D.V. Electric Motor Ltd provides Generators-Electric Over 400 KW, Electric Motors, Heavy Oil-Service & Supply services to oil and gas operators in Edmonton, AB and across Western Canada.
Established 1994 Monday - Friday: 8:00 - 4:30 [email protected] 1.780.462.9344 About Us Every Rewind & Repair Matters DSTAR Electric Ltd. specializes in repair, rewind, and overhaul of electrical rotating apparatus and associated equipment. We rewind and repair Liquid and Dry-Type transformers. We also service AC and DC motors from fractional horsepower to large industrial motors, generators, pumps, and welders.
When an electric motor stops, a pump, generator, or control system can fall out of service fast. DTR Services repairs electric motors in Lethbridge and keeps generators and pumps turning across Southern Alberta oil and industrial sites.
Seal replacement and vibration checks help identify the fault before a small issue spreads. Our field team also handles programming and technical calls, so the repair stays matched to the motor and controls around it.
Since 2006, we have kept 24/7 emergency response available for urgent motor, generator, and pump calls. Agriculture, manufacturing, and oilfield production sites use that shop route when rotating machinery needs to come back quickly.
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EC&M Electric provides Generators-Electric Over 400 KW, Electric Motors, Heavy Oil-Service & Supply, Pumps services to oil and gas operators in Edmonton, AB and across Western Canada.
From Calgary, Ecoquip Rentals & Sales Ltd keeps pumping units and production equipment available for artificial lift wells. We support rental, purchase, and rent-to-own options when the job needs a short-term or longer-term unit path.
We keep the rental side practical with month-to-month agreements, plus new or remanufactured units when a well needs a faster replacement or a more durable setup.
Hoses, fittings, and seals sit inside the same lift system. Our hoses and fittings are built for operating pressure, and our seals are manufactured and tested to our own specifications for longer service life.
Electric Motor Service Limited provides Generators-Electric Over 400 KW, Electric Motors, Heavy Oil-Service & Supply services to oil and gas operators in Edmonton, AB and across Western Canada.
A motor room, skid package, or plant upgrade needs electrical gear that matches the load and the control scheme. Electrical Controls Manufacturing in Edmonton designs, engineers, manufactures, and refurbishes electrical equipment for industrial power and control jobs.
We build control panels, motor control centers, MCC retrofits, variable frequency drives, soft starters, motor starters, distribution panels, skids, capacitor load banks, and integrated control and power systems. Those capabilities covers new builds and equipment that needs a practical path back into service.
Products are made in Canada. Our Edmonton shop can line up a panel build, retrofit, or integrated package around the site electrical requirements.
Control panels and industrial machinery repairs slow down when a switch or sensor is hard to source. Electrol Supply Corporation stocks industrial electrical and automation products from Surrey for panel builders, facility maintenance teams, and specialized equipment repairs.
We focus on control parts such as switches, sensors, and automation components. Honeywell MICRO SWITCH hazardous-area switches are part of the line card when the application calls for a defined switching class.
Electrol is a wholesale distributor of industrial electronic and electrical products. The line card also reaches aerospace, mil-spec, and power transmission needs, with thousands of specialized control parts held in stock.
Electrical supply problems show up fast when a shop, contractor, or maintenance team is missing the part that keeps the job moving. First Choice Electrical Supply Ltd supports Edmonton electrical equipment needs for customers sourcing material for industrial and construction tasks.
We are strongest as a supply contact, not as a field electrical contractor claim. The retained source supports electrical equipment supply and contractor-facing service, so the public copy stays tied to sourcing rather than installation.
Fasteners, tools, and related material can be part of the same procurement need when a maintenance or construction task has to be assembled quickly. Matching the requested item to the application is the value.
For Edmonton electrical supply, planning starts with the part, quantity, application, pickup timing, and whether the request is tied to a contractor, industrial site, or maintenance program.
Framar Industries Ltd, operating under Moose MFG Ltd, is our Edmonton shop for welding and fabrication on oilfield pump systems and made-to-order metal parts. We build shop-made replacements when the worn piece has to match the original fit.
Our oilfield and pump products include mud gun nozzles, jet nozzles, and venturis. We also build pump shafts, shaft sleeves, and packing kits for equipment that has to go back together cleanly.
We also make the rope-brake cable-hoisting safety device, a mining safety product that has been part of our line since 1986. That keeps our shop tied to custom industrial parts and mining safety hardware.
When an electric motor fails at a mine, oil and gas site, power plant, or industrial facility, the repair path has to be clear. GMR Electric Motors Ltd works from Saskatoon on motor sales, rewind, testing, and repair for Western Canada.
Our shop includes rewind capability, dynamometer load testing, paint, quality control, and machine-shop capacity. Field visits plus pickup and delivery help move motors between the site and the Saskatoon facility.
Established in 1979, we focus on motors and related mechanical assets for industrial users. The test centre handles motors and gearboxes where verified performance is part of the return plan.
Our wide range of products reach industries in Forestry, Marine, Mining, Agriculture, Railways, Oil & Gas, and more. We represent industry-leading manufacturers, such as Danfoss Airflex, Radicon, Bonfiglioli, Cone Drive and Trackmobile. In 2002, we established a facility in Red Deer, Alberta, expanding our service department and overhaul facility with more mechanics and service vehicles to better accommodate our customers in the region. In 2019, we expanded yet again with a new facility in Prince George, British Columbia to better support our customer base in Northern British Columbia.
GPR Industries (1994) Ltd provides Generators-Electric Over 400 KW, Electric Motors, Heavy Oil-Service & Supply services to oil and gas operators in Edmonton, AB and across Western Canada.
Guillevin Calgary keeps plant repairs and panel builds moving with electrical equipment-new and related job material.
The Blackfoot Trail SE counter and ordering channel let teams search by keyword or product code when a replacement part is already known.
We keep automation controls and tools on the shelf for industrial and commercial jobs. Fittings and fasteners cover the small parts that hold a build together. Heaters and pumps round out the product families used on repair and upgrade work.
Canadian electrical distribution has been part of our history since 1906, and that long run shows in the product families we keep on hand for maintenance, shutdown, and field install work.
Harbour Pump & Motor provides Generators-Electric Over 400 KW, Electric Motors, Heavy Oil-Service & Supply services to oil and gas operators in Edmonton, AB and across Western Canada.
