Field hardware and custom R&D for live broadcast and show production. Built in Florida. Tested on real shows.
You bring the problem. We engineer the solution — hardware, software, firmware, full-stack custom builds.
Problems already solved. Rugged, modular infrastructure hardware — off the shelf, ready for the show.
Got a problem that doesn't have a solution yet? That's where we start.
Send a Message →We build systems that don't exist yet. If you're working in live broadcast or show production and you've hit a wall that off-the-shelf hardware can't solve — this is where you come. Hardware, software, firmware, and full system integration. From napkin sketch to field-deployed system.
SHWPRO Development is the custom engineering arm of SHWPRO. Every project starts with a field problem — something that slows down deployments, introduces failure points, or simply doesn't exist in any form you can buy.
We take that problem and engineer a solution from first principles. That means geometry-driven design, process-aware manufacturing, and zero single points of failure — built into every system from day one, not bolted on after the fact.
When a project is complete, it's field-deployable. Not a prototype. Not a proof of concept. A system you can put on an active show and trust.
Every custom build also doubles as internal R&D — the best solutions become SHWPRO products available to the whole industry.
Tell us what you're trying to solve. No formal paperwork required — a phone call or email is enough. We ask the right questions.
We develop the engineering approach and scope the build. You get a clear proposal before anything is fabricated.
Design, fabrication, assembly, and bench testing all in-house in Florida. We don't ship untested hardware.
Ships ready to go. Documentation, support, and iteration based on real field feedback — the first show is always the real test.





The client had a working RFID car-identification system — but the hardware was a PVC pipe frame with electronics thrown into a box, running off a single AC circuit. It worked in the lab. It didn't belong on an active pit lane.
They came to SHWPRO to turn their prototype into a production-finished build. We redesigned the entire physical system from scratch: a 2020 T-slot aluminum frame with custom PA12-CF 3D-printed hinges and brackets that lock the antennas at precise angles while remaining fully adjustable — no tools required. Anyone on the crew can fine-tune antenna position mid-session without so much as a hex key.
The electronics mount on a removable internal rack. When a session ends, the crew pulls the rack and works off-site — the frame stays on pit lane. Power runs on AC, external battery, or solar, with active cooling fans. Lives outdoors for weeks at a time and built like it.
We don't design from a conference room. Every spec decision is filtered through real deployment experience — racetracks, broadcast compounds, outdoor venues in the rain.
Design, CNC machining, 3D printing, assembly, and testing all happen under one roof in Florida. No outsourcing. No lead time surprises. No finger-pointing when something needs to change.
We're an R&D company that also sells products — not the other way around. Custom builds get the same engineering rigor as anything in the catalog.
Your custom project funds our internal R&D. The best solutions get productized and made available to the whole industry — your problem becomes an industry solution.
Redundancy is designed in from the start. Power, data, mechanical — every critical path has a fallback.
You work directly with the engineer building your system. No account manager relay, no ticket queue. The person who designs it picks up the phone.
You don't need a spec sheet to start a conversation. Tell us what you're trying to solve — what environment it's in, what the failure mode is today, and what a win looks like. We'll take it from there.
We didn't start SHWPRO to fill a market gap we read about in a report. We found the gaps ourselves — hauling cable, setting up compounds, wondering why the right tool didn't exist. A handful of engineers who came up through the same ranks, hit the same walls, and decided to do something about it. So we built it. Then the next one. Now we build them for the whole industry.
It didn't start with a business plan. It started with grunt work — utility calls, carrying cases, doing whatever needed doing on broadcast productions. The kind of job where you learn how shows actually run, not how they're supposed to run.
When the shows realized there was a technical background behind the labor, things shifted. Technician work, then engineering, then a pattern became impossible to ignore: the same inefficiencies kept showing up on every production. Tools that weren't designed for field conditions. Solutions that worked in a controlled environment and fell apart the moment they hit heat, humidity, and a real show schedule. A whole industry improvising around gaps that nobody had bothered to fill.
The first product was a 3D-printed ST cap case — a simple way to keep fiber dust caps organized on set. People on the crew started asking where they could get one. Then another. Then a 12-count ST patch panel to match. Then a coworker asked about large-format panels, and that question became The Frame — a modular, swappable panel system that didn't exist before.
SHWPRO exists because the industry kept asking questions we could answer. The custom work came next. Now it's both: products built from field problems, and the capability to engineer new solutions when the catalog runs out.
Every SHWPRO product — from a single patch panel to a fully custom equipment enclosure — is designed, fabricated, assembled, and tested in a 3,600 square foot dedicated fabrication shop in Florida.
Multiple engineering-grade FDM printers handle additive manufacturing — PA12-CF, PAHT-CF, and PETG for field-grade parts that handle UV, heat, chemicals, and impact without complaint. A precision CNC router table handles machining. Full CAD and CAM pipeline, all designed in-house. Welders, table saws, chop saws, and a full power tool complement for everything in between.
There's no outsourcing. No contract manufacturer. No "designed here, built elsewhere." If it has a SHWPRO name on it, it was built in this shop. That's not a marketing line — it's the reason the quality is what it is.
Every one of us started the same way — utility work, grunt work, doing whatever needed doing on broadcast productions. Every one of us was an engineer long before anyone called us one. We just had to earn our way out of the shadows first. We've all worked the same shows, built the same compounds, hit the same walls. That shared background is why the gear we build actually works in the field.
When we're not on a show — roughly half the year — we're in the shop. Prototyping, testing, breaking things on purpose, and building whatever the industry needs before it knows it needs it.
The goal isn't to become a corporation. It's to become the most trusted name in show production infrastructure — small enough that every customer knows they're working with people who've stood in their exact shoes, powerful enough that the quality is beyond question.
The roadmap is a focused, intentional team: hardware, software, marketing, and the hands to keep pace with demand. Not a 500-person company chasing a valuation. A tight group of people who genuinely believe in what they're building, are exceptionally good at it, and have the field miles to prove it. A 15–20 person operation where everyone who touches the gear has used the gear.
The products come from the field. The people always have.
If you're in show production and you've hit a wall that off-the-shelf gear can't solve — we've probably hit the same one. That's exactly the kind of conversation we want to have. No formal paperwork required. Just tell us the problem.
Problems we've already solved — engineered, tested, and available off the shelf. Every product in this catalog started as a real field problem. CNC-machined and 3D-printed in-house in Florida.





The centerpiece of a full field fiber deployment. Thirteen panel slots total — a center 3×3 grid flanked by two side arms with two slots each — accepting any SHWPRO CNC panel. Mix and match to build a custom patch layout that matches exactly what your show demands.
Fully loaded, the Control Station manages up to 936 fiber connection points from a single deployable station. Arms fold inward and legs fold flat for transport, then deploy in minutes. No tools. No rack required. Set it on any flat surface and you’re patching.
Ships in a custom wooden travel crate.
The backbone of a modular fiber patch setup. The Frame is the carrier — panels are the loadout. Mix, match, and reconfigure without buying new hardware.





Rugged extruded aluminum carrier for SHWPRO panels. Locks closed for transport, opens fully for use. Mounts flat on benches or vertical on fences, poles, vehicles, and racks via zip tie or strap.
PAHT-CF hinge — carbon-fiber reinforced, high heat tolerance, chemical resistant. No rust, no warping, no maintenance. Compact 12×12×4" closed profile.


Drops directly into The Frame for a modular, organized fiber patch that sets up fast and holds up in any environment. Available in four configurations — run multiple panels in a single Frame to build a full patch farm tailored to your show.
CNC machined from premium HDPE: weatherproof, chemical resistant, zero rust, zero rot. Barrels sold separately.
No frame needed. Zip tie to a fence, strap to a case, throw a handful in the bag. Fast field patch points for camera positions and remote locations.

The fast-deploy patch point built for the field. 12 ST connections, integrated cap retention slots so your dust caps live right at the patch, and PETG construction that won't warp sitting in the sun all day.
Zip tie mountable to literally anything on set. Leave them on the run. That's the point.

Same proven form factor as the ST Panel — built for FC connector runs. 12 FC connection points with integrated dust cap retention and zip-tie mount points for any surface.
PETG UV-stable construction handles outdoor deployments without complaint. Available in singles or bundles to cover the whole show.
The stuff that keeps everything else running. Caps, cases, and barrels — the consumables and field tools you don't think about until you're missing them at strike.

144 ST, FC, or SC dust caps in a magnetic clamshell case. Single-motion cap and uncap — fast enough that you'll actually use it during a show, not just at setup.
PETG construction, UV stable, won't warp in a hot truck. Color-coded so every tech knows which case is theirs.

Same proven clamshell form factor as the ST/FC case — built specifically for LC dust caps. Magnetic closure snaps shut in one motion. Color-coded Red and Blue for crew kit organization.

200 dust caps per pack. ST/SC/FC or LC. Caps disappear on shows — they end up on benches, in pockets, on the floor. Keep a pack in the truck and another in the kit bag.
Protecting end faces is non-negotiable. Contaminated connectors kill signal. These are the cheapest insurance on the show.
ST Barrels, bundle deals, and new products added as they come out of the shop.
Two ways to work with us. Pick the path that fits what you need — or reach out directly if you're not sure where to start.
For custom R&D builds, system integration, and anything that doesn't exist yet. No formal paperwork or spec sheet needed. Just tell us the problem — we'll figure out the rest together. Initial consultation is free.
Questions about existing products, bulk orders, compatibility, or shipping? Use this path. We're also happy to help you figure out which products are right for your setup before you order.