
Integrated Fabrication, Custom Assembly
Enclosures, Cabinets, Boxes
Steel, SS, Aluminum
Cabinets, Electrical Enclosures
A custom enclosure is a protective housing manufactured to accommodate specific electronic, mechanical, or industrial components. Unlike standard off-the-shelf enclosures, custom enclosures can be produced according to the required dimensions, openings, mounting features, ventilation, and overall configuration.
Sheet metal fabrication allows custom enclosures to be produced through a combination of laser cutting, metal bending, welding, and other fabrication processes.
Custom enclosure fabrication combines several sheet metal processes to produce a complete housing based on the customer's requirements. Here are the processes of custom enclosure fabrication at 3DSPRO:
Import the CAD file and review the overall enclosure structure.
Identify material, sheet thickness, dimensions, openings, mounting features, and assembly requirements.
Select the appropriate sheet metal fabrication processes.
Cut the sheet metal using laser cutting or other suitable methods.
Bend the sheet metal to form the enclosure structure.
Weld or fasten individual components when required.
Perform deburring and remove sharp edges.
Install hardware, inserts, or other components if required.
Surface finishing (optional).
Quality inspection.
Packing and shipping.
1. Can be customized to match specific component dimensions and installation requirements.
2. Supports custom openings, mounting points, ventilation features, and access panels.
3. Provides durable protection for electronic, mechanical, and industrial components.
4. Can combine cutting, bending, welding, and finishing into a complete fabrication solution.
5. Suitable for prototypes, custom equipment, and production applications.
1. More complex enclosure geometries may require multiple fabrication and assembly processes.
2. Tight dimensional requirements can increase fabrication complexity and cost.
3. Welding and forming can introduce distortion that may require process control and inspection.
4. Enclosure designs need to account for sheet thickness, bend radius, joining methods, and tool access.
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