This custom chassis is designed for industrial control units. It showcases a complete sheet metal fabrication workflow: from laser cutting to precision bending and hardware insertion. Unlike standard off-the-shelf boxes, this enclosure is custom-sized to fit the client's specific PCB layout and thermal requirements.
We use fiber laser cutters to achieve clean edges and cut precise ventilation patterns that would be impossible with traditional punching.
Using high-precision press brakes with automatic angle measurement, we ensure the folded dimensions are accurate to within ±0.2mm.
PEM nuts and standoffs are installed using a hydraulic press, providing strong threads in thin sheet metal.
The final black powder coat offers a durable, scratch-resistant finish that also provides electrical insulation.
The aluminum construction provides natural electromagnetic interference shielding for sensitive electronics.
Perforated patterns are designed to maximize airflow directly over hot components.
Aluminum 5052 offers an excellent strength-to-weight ratio and corrosion resistance.
Unlike stamping, this process requires no expensive molds, making it ideal for low-to-medium volume production (50-5000 units).
Powder coating, wet painting, anodizing (for aluminum), zinc plating (for steel), and chromate conversion.
Yes, we can perform light assembly, such as installing rubber feet, plastic windows, or rivets.
A 3D STEP file plus a 2D PDF with critical dimensions and hardware specifications is ideal.
We work with aluminum (e.g., 5052, 6061), stainless steel, cold-rolled steel, copper, and brass to meet varied structural and conductivity needs.
Rapid prototyping usually takes 3 to 7 working days, while low-to-medium volume production orders take 2 to 3 weeks depending on quantity and surface finishes.
Our standard CNC laser cutting and press brake bending tolerance is within ±0.2mm, with tighter tolerance limits achievable upon engineering review.
Don't let tolerance stack-up delay your product launch. Submit your project details, and our engineering team will evaluate your design for manufacturability before the first cut.