ABB Panel Builder in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Control Panels Company is an authorised ABB partner and an ABB panel builder in Saudi Arabia, assembling MCC panels, LV switchboards and VFD panels in its Dallah Industrial workshop in Dammam. Every assembly passes IEC 61439 routine verification before dispatch. MCC panels typically take 4–6 weeks and switchboards 3–5 weeks.
What you receive: a written proposal listing the ABB devices, standard, lead time and price, issued within one working day of receiving your diagram or schedule. Request a quotation

Which ABB ranges do we build into panels?
Motor-heavy plants often want one ABB family across breakers, starters and drives. As an authorised ABB partner we assemble the following ranges to your drawings.
- Emax 2 air circuit breakers for incomers and bus-ties.
- Tmax XT moulded-case breakers and System pro M compact modular devices for feeders.
- AF contactors, motor-protection breakers and soft starters in MCC feeders.
- ACS drives, such as the ACS580 and ACS880, in VFD sections.
- AC500 PLC hardware on automation panels.
Where a specification names ABB's MNS system, tell us at enquiry; the proposal then states what we supply and what we recommend instead.
ABB panel builder in Saudi Arabia: what we deliver
| Panel | Rating | Standard | Lead time |
|---|---|---|---|
| MCC panels | Fixed or withdrawable, up to 4,000 A busbar, DOL, star-delta, soft-starter or VFD feeders | IEC 61439-1/-2 | 4–6 weeks |
| LV switchboards / MDB / SMDB | Up to 6,300 A, 380–415 V 60 Hz, Form 1–4b, up to 100 kA short-circuit rating per design verification | IEC 61439-1/-2 | 3–5 weeks |
| Custom, pump, ATS and VFD panels | To specification | IEC 61439-1/-2, IEC 60204-1 | 2–4 weeks |
| Factory acceptance test | In-house routine verification; customer or third-party witness welcome | IEC 61439-1/-2 | Included |
Do you build ABB MCC and VFD panels?
Yes. An ABB-based MCC suits plants where dozens of pumps, fans and conveyors start from one room. We size each feeder for the motor duty and arrange the sections for cable entry and heat. Our MCC panels page describes withdrawable and fixed designs, and VFD panels get ventilation sized to drive losses, which decides drive life in a Dammam summer.
Can you build ABB-based panels from our drawings?
Yes. If your OEM issues a standard design, we assemble from its drawings and bill of materials as build-to-print panels, querying unclear items before purchasing.
- Enquiry. Diagram, schedule or OEM drawings arrive.
- Device list. Every ABB device is listed by type, rating and breaking capacity.
- Approval. Drawings and datasheets go to you for sign-off.
- Build. Busbars, devices and wiring follow the approved set.
- Test. Wiring, insulation and protective-circuit continuity are verified; your inspector may witness.
- Delivery. The panel is dispatched to any region of Saudi Arabia.
- Documents. As-built drawings, the test record and device settings are handed over.
Our record with ABB-based builds
Saudi Control Panels Company was founded in 2000 and is approved by Saudi Aramco, SABIC and the Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu. Our Aramco and SABIC approved panel manufacturer page explains the documents and test plans behind that. We have worked on projects for MODON in Dammam and for Saudi Electricity Company in Jeddah. ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 apply to our work, and the workshop builds more than 150 panels a month. The partners overview covers the other brands.
ABB panel builder questions
Who is the ABB panel builder in Saudi Arabia?
Saudi Control Panels Company provides MCC panels, LV switchboards and VFD panels built with ABB equipment in Dammam. We are an authorised ABB partner, we have operated since 2000, and we work to Saudi Aramco, SABIC and Royal Commission approval requirements.
Who makes ABB panels?
Saudi Control Panels Company provides the finished ABB-based panel, while ABB manufactures the breakers, contactors, drives and switchgear systems. We assemble those devices into a verified board with busbars, wiring and enclosure, so the panel carries ABB components and our own IEC 61439 test record.
What are two types of control panels?
The two common types are power panels, such as switchboards and MCCs that distribute and switch motor power, and control panels, which hold PLCs, relays and instruments that decide when equipment runs. Many projects need both, built to the same drawing set.
What affects the cost of an ABB-based panel?
Breaker frame size, fault level, form of separation, motor feeder count, drive ratings, enclosure and IP rating, and testing set the price. Mixed-make specifications cost more than a single family. Send the drawings for an itemised proposal.
How long does ABB-based panel delivery take?
MCC panels typically take 4–6 weeks, switchboards 3–5 weeks and drive or pump panels 2–4 weeks. The build starts once your drawings are approved, so quick sign-off protects the date, and long-lead breakers are flagged in the proposal.
Can our inspector witness the test?
Yes. Routine verification to IEC 61439 happens in our workshop, and your representative or a third-party inspector is welcome. We agree the test plan beforehand and issue the signed record with the documentation.
Looking for an ABB panel builder in Saudi Arabia? Send your ABB-based board drawings and receive a quotation within one working day.
