Precision engineered, built in-house, shipped worldwide
Every component laser-cut, bent and welded on our floor in Dongguan, and finished under the same inspection.
Selected Works
Consumer Electronics Enclosure
Fully enclosed sheet metal enclosure for consumer electronics. Louver ventilation and multiple cable knockouts. Zinc plated interior for grounding continuity.
Smart Home Hub Enclosure
Compact control box enclosure for smart home hub electronics. Perforated ventilation panels on multiple faces for passive cooling.
Internal Component Bracket
Small precision-stamped stainless steel bracket with PEM insert standoffs. Complex multi-bend geometry for internal component mounting.
PC Chassis Side Panel (Type B)
Flat chassis side panel with complex internal cutouts for component access and cable management.
Consumer Electronics Chassis
Two-piece cosmetic chassis for a set-top electronics product. Swages run the length of the visible face to control twist and oil-canning, and an embossed logo carries structural work rather than being decoration.
Speaker & Audio Equipment Enclosure — Acoustic Steel
Enclosure for speakers, soundbars and audio amplifiers: 0.8–2 mm steel or aluminium with controlled damping, grille apertures sized to the acoustic target rather than to a visual pattern, and a cosmetic finish standard written per visible face.
All Consumer Electronics sheet metal parts
- Consumer Electronics Enclosure
- Smart Home Hub Enclosure
- Internal Component Bracket
- PC Chassis Side Panel (Type B)
- Consumer Electronics Chassis
- Speaker & Audio Equipment Enclosure — Acoustic Steel
- Laptop & Tablet Internal Brackets — Precision
- Smart Home Hub/Device Housing
- Gaming Console Chassis & Heatsink Frame
- Power Adapter & Charger Housing — Thermal Plastic-Free
- TV & Monitor Mounting Bracket — VESA Compatible
- PC Chassis & Desktop Computer Case — Tool-Free
- Network Router/Switch Housing
- Set-Top Box Housing
- Printer & Scanner Housing — Office Equipment Covers
- Air Purifier/Humidifier Housing
Specifications we produce
- Material
- SPCC steel 1.2mm · SECC steel 0.8mm · SUS304 stainless steel 0.5mm · SPCC cold-rolled steel 0.8mm · AL5052-H32 1.0mm · SUS304 0.3mm / CU110 0.2mm · SECC 0.8mm / AL5052 1.0mm · AL6063 0.8mm · SPCC 2.0-3.0mm · SECC 0.8mm / AL5052 1.2mm · SECC 1.0mm / AL5052 1.2mm · AL5052-H32 0.8mm / SECC 0.6mm · SECC 1.0mm / AL5052 1.5mm
- Tolerance
- ±0.1mm · ±0.2mm
- Manufacturing processes
- Laser Cutting · CNC Bending · MIG Welding · Spot Welding · Precision Progressive Die Stamping · Powder Coating · Swaging · Embossing · deep drawing · precision laser · CNC bending · precision progressive die stamping · anodizing · precision stamping · spot welding · extrusion profiling · CNC machining · laser cutting · powder coating · bending · ventilation punching · mesh integration
- Surface Finish
- Zinc plated · Passivation · Powder coat, cosmetic class A faces · anodizing Type II + brushed · nickel plating or passivation · anodizing Type II + sandblasting · powder coat or anodizing · anodizing + laser engraving · powder coat black texture · powder coat or brushed aluminum anodizing · powder coat + silk screen · anodizing or powder coat · textured powder coat · powder coat white or anodizing
Consumer electronics enclosures: the finish is the product
In consumer hardware the sheet metal part is often the first thing a customer touches. Surface quality, edge feel and colour consistency across a production run matter as much as the dimensions, and a rejection at this level is usually about appearance rather than function.
The engineering work behind that appearance is substantial: consistent grain direction on brushed faces, masked areas for logos, controlled coating build so that gaps and reveals stay even, and packaging that protects a cosmetic face through a container shipment.
- Typical consumer electronics parts we manufacture
- PC and server chassis with cosmetic panels
- Smart-home hub and gateway enclosures
- Audio equipment housings and grilles
- Set-top box and router covers
- Internal shielding cans and brackets
- Define the cosmetic zone on the drawing
- Which faces does the end user see, and from what distance? A stated cosmetic zone lets inspection match reality instead of guessing, and it tells the finishing line which panels need individual handling and film.
- Colour consistency is a batch discipline
- Powder coat colour varies between powder batches and between oven runs. For visible parts we keep a project’s coating on one batch or qualify a colour standard, and we keep retained samples so a follow-up order matches the first shipment.
- Edge feel is a specification
- A hand passes over edges constantly on consumer devices. Deburring and edge-breaking are defined operations here, not a by-product of cutting, and the standard is written into the drawing.
- Material and finish choices for consumer enclosures
- SPCC 0.8–1.5 mm for covers, aluminium 5052/6061 where a premium feel or heat dissipation is wanted, and SGCC for internal structural parts. Powder coat for colour, anodising for metallic finishes, brushing for directional grain, silk printing for logos and markings — usually in combination on one part, which makes the process sequence part of the design.
- Quality records consumer electronics buyers ask for
- Dimensional reports, coating thickness, colour versus retained standard, appearance-class inspection against the cosmetic zone, and RoHS/REACH declarations. Packaging is part of the spec: cosmetic faces are protected with film and interleaving, and drop-test expectations are agreed before the first shipment.
What we make, not just who for
Enclosures, cabinets, chassis, brackets, panels and frames — with the design constraints each one comes with.
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