MADE WITH PRIDE
IN THE USA

Duraline was established in 1946 as a supplier of safety engineered electrical distribution and temporary lighting systems to the U.S. Navy and commercial shipbuilding industry. Since then, we’ve grown to supply industries as diverse as mining, petrochemicals and food processing to medical, entertainment, transportation, utility and telecommunications.Duraline products are made with pride right here in the USA. All molding, soldering, crimping and assembly operations are done on site at our Florida facility. In addition, we have the latest CNC lathe and milling machines to produce custom work on site. To guarantee that our products are safe, we follow the most stringent manufacturing and quality control requirements and are audited quarterly by outside NRTLs to ensure compliance. Tell us your needs. At Duraline, we’re ready to exceed your expectations.

 

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Duraline’s high durability Wide Area LED Light Streamers will generously illuminate a vast area with its high light.

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Why Custom Electrical Assemblies Can Reduce Adapters on Industrial Jobsites
Insights
Published On: October 27, 2026

Why Custom Electrical Assemblies Can Reduce the Number of Adapters on a Jobsite Adapters are useful. In many industrial electrical systems, they’re essential. A generator may have one connection while the equipment being powered uses another. An older facility may need to interface with newer equipment. Rental equipment can arrive with an unexpected plug, or […]

Portable Vulcanizing Presses Bring Industrial Cable Repair Closer to the Work
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Published On: October 20, 2026

Heavy-duty power cable assemblies represent a significant investment for shipyards, industrial facilities, utilities, construction operations, and other organizations that rely on temporary or high-amperage electrical distribution. When a connector or cable termination becomes damaged, however, replacing the entire cable isn’t always necessary. If the cable itself remains suitable for service, repairing the termination can provide […]

The Difference Between NEC and OSHA Rules for Site Power
Electrical Distribution Systems
Published On: October 19, 2026

Why a jobsite can pass one inspection and still fail the next A site can look clean, energized, and perfectly organized, then fail the next inspection for a completely different reason. That frustration is real, and it catches good crews off guard. The reason is simple: NEC electrical code requirements and OSHA electrical safety standards […]

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