Robroy Industries Appoints Alex Erwin Business Development Manager for Enclosures Division

May 2, 2024

Robroy Industries® Enclosures Division announces the appointment of Alex Erwin as its Central Region Business Development Manager.
Robroy Industries Enclosures Division announces the appointment of Alex Erwin as its Central Region Business Development Manager.

Mr. Erwin has been involved in the electrical product industry his entire professional life. 

A graduate of Georgia State University Erwin provides more than 40 years expertise as an electrician, serving as lighting manager for a wholesale supply house, and as a field sales representative for a manufacturers’ agent.

“Alex is an ideal addition to our organization,” states Craig Mitchell, President of Robroy Industries Enclosures Division. “He represents extensive experience that encompasses all aspects of our sales channel providing him the ability to understand and satisfy the diverse application needs of our enclosure customers.”

Craig Mitchell, President of Robroy Industries Enclosures Division

Through its two brands, Stahlin and AttaBox, Robroy Enclosures offers the most extensive selection of non-metallic enclosures available for meeting the needs of diverse industries, interior and exterior applications, appealing aesthetics, and physical property performance standards including NEMA 4X and NEMA 6P integrity.

Stahlin Enclosures delivers time and laborsaving solutions, non-stop innovation, and superior product performance. AttaBox Enclosures, manufacturers of high-performing non-metallic electrical and industrial enclosures, leads the way in providing application-specific solutions for installations within continuously demanding environments.

Robroy Industries Enclosures Division is a subsidiary of Robroy Industries, serving the electrical products marketplace under one family ownership since 1905.

For additional information:

www.stahlin.com

www.attabox.com

www.robroy.com

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