Controller housing
Board cavity and connector opening.
ELECTRONIC ENCLOSURE TOOLING
Custom Die Casting Molds for Electronic Enclosures
Custom aluminum molds for controller, communications and instrument enclosures. Share your part drawings or an assessable sample to discuss the mold you need.
Mold-only service · One mold set welcome
1 mold set welcomeCustom tooling for your part
2D/3D drawings or sampleThe basis for a formal quote
Design approval firstBefore mold manufacturing
COMPONENT APPLICATIONS
Enclosure and Component Examples
Explore nine different aluminum component types across electronics and telecommunications. Each example is illustrative; your mold is quoted against your own part reference.
Control & Instrument Housings
Parts around board fit, access and mounting.
Instrument enclosure
Display opening and mounting bosses.
Sensor housing
Compact body with a sensor opening.
Communication Equipment Enclosures
Distinct forms for communication modules and network equipment.
Communication module enclosure
Multiple connector positions and board supports.
Network gateway housing
Port openings and side mounting ears.
Antenna equipment cover
Elongated cover and attachment flange.
Cooling, Interface & Structural Parts
Specific surfaces and interfaces to mark on your drawings.
Heat-sink enclosure
Cooling fins and an underside cavity.
Interface cover
Connector cutouts and a mating rim.
Mounting frame
Open frame with attachment points.
Generated application illustrations, not delivered customer cases. We quote the mold for your actual drawing or assessable sample; we do not supply electronic devices or ongoing die casting production.
DESIGN INPUTS
Show Board, Connector and Assembly Interfaces
Show the features that affect fit and assembly. We use your actual part drawings to assess the mold, rather than inferring requirements from an image.
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Board cavity & supports
Show the board envelope, standoffs and clearance requirements.
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Connector openings
Identify each port location and its intended mating component.
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Mounting points
Mark how the enclosure attaches to the surrounding assembly.
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Mating faces
Show lid interfaces, fasteners and any later machining.
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Cooling & finish
Identify fins, visible faces and expected surface treatment.
Electrical shielding, ingress protection and certification require separate project-specific evidence. An aluminum enclosure alone does not establish those performance levels.
PREPARE YOUR INQUIRY
Start With the Current Part Revision
Upload a STEP/STP model or clear dimensioned 2D drawing. Mark board position, connectors, mounting features and the version to quote. An assessable physical sample is another starting point.
Upload Product Drawings01 / DRAWINGPart geometry & dimensions02 / ASSEMBLYBoard, ports & mounting03 / REVISIONConfirmed version & changes
FROM REFERENCE TO HANDOVER
Approve the Mold Design, Then Test Samples
Your approval is part of the process before manufacturing and before final mold shipment.
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Product reference
Upload clear part drawings or describe an assessable physical sample.
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Quote & payment
Agree the custom mold scope and project terms.
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Design approval
Review the 3D mold design before manufacturing.
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Mold trial
Test the trial samples with your own board and connectors.
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Mold shipment
We ship the finished mold after sample approval.
Typical mold production is about 30–40 days from payment, subject to scope and approval timing. This is not a guaranteed arrival date.
See the Full Mold ProcessBEFORE YOUR INQUIRY
Project Questions
You can start a discussion early. A mold quotation requires clear product drawings or a physical sample; unresolved changes need to be identified.
No. The current offer is a custom aluminum die casting mold. Associated electronics and device assembly are outside this website service.
No. State the intended requirements and supporting documents. This website makes no general shielding, protection or product certification claim.
YOUR NEXT MOLD PROJECT
Discuss a Mold for Your Electronic Enclosure
Upload clear product drawings or describe an assessable physical sample. We review the mold scope with you and follow up through your chosen contact details.