Custom Manufacturing for Consumer Electronics

Suitable for metal and engineering-plastic components requiring precise interfaces, detailed features, or a premium machined appearance.

• Typical parts: aluminum enclosures, chassis, mounting plates, heat-sink-like housings, and brackets.
• Define connector openings, thread locations, and mating surfaces on the drawing.
• Review finish and material choices for exposed device surfaces.

For formed chassis, internal supports, shielding enclosures, panels, and custom mounting structures.

• Typical parts: equipment frames, brackets, covers, and electronic enclosures.
• Check panel cutouts, ventilation openings, and fastening access.
• Specify edge finish and fit requirements where covers meet the enclosure.

For repeatable plastic housings, covers, buttons, clips, and other components suited to mold-based production.

• Typical parts: device shells, protective covers, control interfaces, and internal plastic parts.
• Plan draft, wall transitions, and snap-fit geometry around the resin choice.
• Mark visible surfaces and agree on color, texture, and finish expectations.

Useful for design concepts, complex enclosure geometries, early-stage prototypes, and selected low-volume components.

• Typical parts: prototype housings, cable guides, internal brackets, and fit-check models.
• Check internal component clearance and assembly order using fit models.
• Compare alternative enclosure shapes before investing in tooling.