Sheet Metal Enclosure Fabrication
Custom Sheet Metal Enclosure Fabrication
Complete sheet metal enclosure fabrication — laser cutting, punching, bending and welding in one facility. Electrical cabinets, control panels and equipment housings. IATF 16949 certified.
Capability
Enclosure fabrication capability
We build complete enclosures from cutting and forming to welding and finishing, all under one roof.
Cutting
Laser cutting and punching for panels and openings.
Bending
Press brake forming for enclosure panels and frames.
Welding
Sealed joints with controlled distortion.
Finishing
Surface preparation and finishing options.
Process selector
Choose the enclosure process
Select a process to see typical capability and the information we need to quote your part.
Cutting
Laser cutting and punching for panels and openings.
Typical tolerance
±0.1 mm typical
To request a quote
Send the panel drawing with openings.
Typical applications
Where enclosures are used
Typical application examples for sheet metal enclosures. These are representative uses, not customer case studies.
Electrical cabinets
Electrical cabinets and control enclosures with precise openings.
Control panels
Control panels with mounting holes and formed features.
Equipment housings
Equipment housings and covers for machinery and electronics.
Production floor
Enclosures under one roof
We manage the full enclosure process from cutting and forming to welding and finishing in one facility.
Established
2009
Team size
300-1000
Certified
IATF 16949
Markets
Global
Quality
Certified quality, traceable output
Quality is embedded in our process with certification and full traceability from drawing to packout.
IATF 16949
Automotive-grade quality management system.
ISO 9001
Consistent process control and documentation.
NB certificate
National Board authorized fabrication.
ASME authorized
Authorized by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
Procurement flow
From drawing to delivery
Drawing review
Tolerance risk assessment before production.
Sample gate
Approval before volume production.
FAT records
Factory acceptance test documentation.
QC photo pack
Inspection photos shared with buyers.
Shipment checklist
Verified packing and dispatch.
FAQ
Enclosure questions buyers ask
What processes are involved in enclosure fabrication?
Enclosures typically combine laser cutting, punching, bending and welding, all managed under one roof.
What materials do you use for enclosures?
We fabricate enclosures from a range of sheet metal materials. Share your material grade so we can confirm the best process.
What surface finish options are available?
We offer surface preparation and finishing options. Share your target finish so we can confirm the best approach.
What tolerance can enclosure fabrication hold?
Typical tolerance is ±0.1 mm on cut features and ±0.5° on bend angles, confirmed during drawing review.
Can you produce enclosure prototypes?
Yes. We handle low-volume custom fabrication and prototypes, with sample gate approval before volume production.
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Guides
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Read guideInquiry
Request an enclosure quote
Send your drawing and material details. We respond with a technical review and quote-ready file.
DXF or STEP file accepted
Material grade and thickness
Target quantity and finish