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
Equipment Cover Panel
Precision cover panel with snap-fit mounting tabs and central access cutout. Clean folded edges for safe handling.
Equipment Cover Panel (Type B)
Flat cover panel with snap-fit mounting tabs and central access cutout. Alternate design for equipment access.
Industrial Control Cabinet Panel
Precision aluminum panel for industrial control cabinet assembly. Flat surface with minimal deflection for seamless HMI and module mounting.
PLC/Control Cabinet
Floor-standing and wall-mount enclosures housing PLCs, servo drives, relays, and power supplies for factory automation. Standard sizes 600×800mm to 800×1000mm with DIN rail mounting and ventilation fans. The single highest-volume industrial automation sheet metal product.
Electrical Control Panel Enclosure
NEMA/IP-rated enclosures for contactors, circuit breakers, and motor starters. Single and double-door configurations with viewing windows. Meets UL 508A or IEC 61439 standards.
Automation Equipment Frame/Chassis
Structural frames and chassis for production line machinery, assembly stations, and automated work cells. High rigidity for vibration resistance with precise mounting hole patterns for linear guides and motors.
All Industrial sheet metal parts
- Equipment Cover Panel
- Equipment Cover Panel (Type B)
- Industrial Control Cabinet Panel
- PLC/Control Cabinet
- Electrical Control Panel Enclosure
- Automation Equipment Frame/Chassis
- Machine Guard / Safety Enclosure
- Operator Panel / HMI Housing
- Junction Box / Terminal Box
- Conveyor System Components
- IPC Enclosure
- Motor/VFD Enclosure
Specifications we produce
- Material
- SPCC steel 1.0mm · AL5052-H32 aluminum 1.2mm · SPCC cold-rolled steel 1.5–2.0mm · SPCC 1.5mm / SUS304 1.2mm · SPCC/SPHC steel 2.0–4.0mm · AL5052 1.5mm / steel mesh · AL5052-H32 aluminum 1.5mm · AL5052 1.5mm / SUS304 1.2mm · SPCC steel 2.0–3.0mm · AL5052-H32 1.5mm / SECC 1.2mm · AL5052 1.5mm / SPCC 1.2mm
- Tolerance
- ±0.1mm · ± 0.10 mm · ± 0.1 mm · ± 0.08 mm
- Manufacturing processes
- Laser Cutting · CNC Bending · Powder Coating · Precision Laser Cutting · Anodizing · Spot Welding · Hardware Insertion · MIG Welding · Mesh Welding · Die Casting or Stamping · IP Sealing · Welding
- Surface Finish
- Powder coat black · Anodizing Type II, black · Textured powder coat RAL 7035 · Powder coat or brushed stainless · Powder coat or zinc plating · Safety yellow powder coat · Anodizing Type II or powder coat · Powder coat or passivation, IP65/IP66 · Powder coat + EMI gasket groove · Powder coat + ventilation slots
Industrial equipment sheet metal: the parts that get leaned on
Machine guards, control panels and equipment frames are the parts operators lean on, hinge open daily, and modify in the field. They are rarely the most precise parts on a machine, but they are the ones that define whether the machine feels solid and looks maintained after two years of shifts.
The recurring theme in industrial work is late-stage change. A control panel grows a new operator interface, a guard needs an inspection window, a frame gains a lifting eye. We design for that reality — modularity where the customer wants it, and a revision process that keeps documentation honest when the machine changes.
- Typical industrial parts we manufacture
- Machine guards and safety enclosures with polycarbonate mounting
- Control panels and operator stations
- Equipment frames and bases with levelling feet
- Conveyor covers and chutes
- Electrical cabinets for factory-floor duty
- Guards are a safety document, not just a panel
- Where a guard forms part of a safety function, the fixing method, the opening force and the panel material all matter. Polycarbonate windows need a different edge treatment and fixing pitch than steel, and the frame has to keep the panel in compression rather than clamping it rigid. We ask which standard the machine is certified to before detailing the guard.
- Field modification is predictable — plan for it
- Extra push-button holes, a second cable gland, a repositioned HMI: these arrive after the first machine ships. Leaving a sensible knockout strategy or specifying the panel in a grade that drills cleanly on site saves a customer from cutting and repainting in their own workshop.
- Frames need to be measured on the ground they will stand on
- A welded frame that is straight on the table can twist once it is bolted to an uneven floor. Levelling feet, a defined reference face and a documented diagonal measurement are cheaper than a service visit.
- Material and finish choices for industrial equipment
- SPCC and SGCC 1.0–3.0 mm for panels and guards; 304 stainless where washdown or hygiene applies; aluminium 5052 where the part is removed frequently. Powder coat RAL-matched is the norm, with a heavier build on faces that take impact. For factory-floor electrical enclosures we also see indoor/outdoor variants of the same part, which we split into two finishes rather than over-specifying one.
- Quality records industrial buyers ask for
- Dimensional reports on the mounting interfaces, coating thickness on the cosmetic faces, and batch traceability are the standard set. Where the enclosure is part of an electrical assembly, we keep the earthing point specification and continuity expectations in the drawing record so the customer’s panel shop inherits a defined part.
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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