OSCO Controls

OSCO Controls OSCO Controls is an industrial control panel manufacturer specializing in the design of UL508A listed enclosed industrial control panels.

OSCO is an industrial control panel manufacturer based in Oklahoma City, Okla. specializing in the design of UL508A listed enclosed industrial control panels. They begin servicing customers in 1992 with a vision of offering unparalleled quality and support. OSCO focuses on developing solutions by partnering with manufacturers to produce quality control panels that will improve their capabilities. OSCO serves a wide range of industries that use control products in their manufacturing environment.

10/05/2026

We're so excited to be exhibiting at the 2026 Oklahoma Oil & Natural Gas Expo! 🛢️ On October 15, oil and gas professionals from across the state will gather at the OKC Fairgrounds Bennett Event Center, and we can't wait to be part of it. Stop by Booth 1036 to meet the OSCO team and learn how our custom control panels, PLC and HMI programming, VFD controls, and remote monitoring solutions help operations run with greater reliability, safety, and efficiency. Whether you have an upcoming project or you're ready to modernize an existing system, we'd love to talk with you. See you in Oklahoma City!

Complex industrial projects rarely fail because the mechanical engineering was wrong. They fail at the intersection of d...
09/30/2026

Complex industrial projects rarely fail because the mechanical engineering was wrong. They fail at the intersection of disciplines — where the controls scope turns out to be much larger than anyone anticipated and the team realizes too late that controls are not just a line item, they are a project within the project.

This blog covers what it actually looks like to bring in a controls partner rather than a panel supplier, the signs your engineering team could benefit from one, and how OSCO supports EPC firms and engineering project teams from design and programming through fabrication, integration, testing, and commissioning. Check it out!

Learn when to bring in an industrial controls partner to support engineering, programming, panel building, integration, and testing.

09/14/2026

Every control panel upgrade we deliver follows the same proven process; starting with a thorough assessment of existing infrastructure to identify obsolescence risks, safety compliance gaps, and improvement opportunities, moving through detailed engineering proposals, in-house fabrication with rigorous quality checks, and comprehensive testing that verifies every function and communication protocol before the panel ever reaches the facility. Installation and startup support, operator training, and ongoing service planning are all part of the commitment after the panel ships.

Data centers depend on control systems that coordinate power, cooling, backup infrastructure, and environmental monitori...
08/26/2026

Data centers depend on control systems that coordinate power, cooling, backup infrastructure, and environmental monitoring simultaneously without missing a beat, and the decisions that determine whether those systems hold up long term are made at the design stage, not after something fails.

Our latest blog covers what goes into building control systems for mission-critical data center environments, from redundancy architecture and remote monitoring to integration across facility systems and designing for the capacity demands that are still a few years out. Worth a read if data center infrastructure is part of your work.

Learn what matters most when designing data center control systems. Improve reliability, remote monitoring, and automation integration for mission-critical facilities.

Aerospace manufacturing does not leave room for imprecise positioning, and when the application requires operators to ac...
08/12/2026

Aerospace manufacturing does not leave room for imprecise positioning, and when the application requires operators to access complex part geometries around high-value structures at elevation, the control system behind the platform is what determines how well the whole thing works.

This project required coordinated vertical lift movement, precision shuttle extension control, and onboard operator functionality all unified into a single integrated controls package; engineered by our team in partnership with Autoquip for a demanding aerospace production environment.

Full case study here: oscocontrols.com/case-studies/osco-controls-powers-precision-aerospace-work-platform-with-integrated-motion-control/

Midstream operations run across remote locations, unpredictable conditions, and infrastructure that has to stay online r...
08/06/2026

Midstream operations run across remote locations, unpredictable conditions, and infrastructure that has to stay online regardless of what happens between scheduled maintenance visits. The control systems behind pipelines, compressor stations, and terminals carry a lot of weight, and how they get designed from the start determines how they hold up years down the line.

The latest blog covers what actually matters when building control systems for midstream oil and gas operations, from redundancy and remote monitoring to industrial communications and scalability across a growing facility footprint. Worth a read if control system reliability is part of your current conversation.
oscocontrols.com/blog/control-systems-for-midstream-oil-gas-operations/

Learn what matters most when designing midstream control systems. Improve reliability, monitoring, and automation for oil & gas operations.

Peak season puts fulfillment operations under pressure that outdated control systems were never designed to handle, and ...
07/16/2026

Peak season puts fulfillment operations under pressure that outdated control systems were never designed to handle, and the gap between what a facility can process and what it needs to process shows up fast when order volumes spike. Swipe through to see what a controls upgrade actually looks like for an ecommerce facility and what it delivers beyond just keeping up with demand.

Reliable systems. Trusted partnerships. American craftsmanship.As we celebrate Independence Day, we thank our customers,...
07/02/2026

Reliable systems. Trusted partnerships. American craftsmanship.

As we celebrate Independence Day, we thank our customers, partners, and employees for helping build a stronger future for American industry.

Have a safe and happy Fourth of July!

Most manufacturing facilities are not running on aging PLC infrastructure by choice, but the limitations that come with ...
06/30/2026

Most manufacturing facilities are not running on aging PLC infrastructure by choice, but the limitations that come with it tend to grow quietly until they become impossible to ignore. Integration gaps, rising maintenance costs, cybersecurity vulnerabilities, and a control system that cannot communicate with the platforms around it are not individual problems. They are symptoms of the same underlying issue.

We put together a full breakdown of where legacy PLC systems fall short in modern manufacturing environments and what a practical modernization strategy looks like when it is planned around real operational constraints. Worth a read if this is a conversation happening in your facility.

Legacy PLC systems can limit efficiency, visibility, and reliability. Learn how PLC modernization supports modern manufacturing operations.

Data centers are increasingly turning to custom control solutions to manage the scale and complexity of modern facility ...
06/09/2026

Data centers are increasingly turning to custom control solutions to manage the scale and complexity of modern facility operations, and that shift is only accelerating as infrastructure demands grow.

Custom panels give facilities the precision, visibility, and adaptability that standardized systems simply cannot account for, from how processes are monitored to how quickly teams can respond when something needs attention. Every project starts with a deep understanding of the facility's specific application and works through design, fabrication, programming, and testing before a single panel reaches the floor. ⚡

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SW 44th Street
Oklahoma City, OK
73179

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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