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Data & energy infrastructure

Physical infrastructure built in the real world

Data centers and energy projects need steel enclosures, supports, assemblies, replacement parts, and repeat production.

The work shown here is physical manufacturing: cut steel, welded assemblies, hardware, finish, handling, and delivery.

Central Washington data-center project environment
18Custom enclosures
≈ 6 × 6 × 8 ftPer enclosure
10-gaugeSteel construction
ANSI 61 grayPowder-coated finish

Manufacturing support

Steel work for physical infrastructure

The enclosure project below moved through fabrication, welding, assembly, finish, handling, and delivery.

Multiple finished gray electrical enclosures prepared for delivery

Flagship case study · verified and anonymized

Custom data center enclosures

Barnes fabricated a repeat run of 18 large custom electrical enclosures for a Central Washington data-center project.

Customer
Regional electrical contractor
Build
10-gauge steel with two doors, EMKA hardware, bus-bar ports, interior Unistrut, and door-sensor mounting provisions.
Finish
ANSI 61 gray powder coating
Project
Large Central Washington data-center installation

Barnes fabricated the approved enclosure scope for a regional electrical contractor. The customer and end user remain confidential, and Barnes is not presented as the electrical engineer, data-center operator, or installer.

Finished custom electrical enclosure in the Barnes shop

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