A painted steel enclosure box with mounting flanges, drawn, flanged and finished. The flanges take the screws so the box mounts flat against a panel, and the paint covers the drawn corners where rust would start first.
Function and Design
What makes a enclosure box hard is repeatability – the hundredth piece has to match the first one. Any drift in the enclosure box process is corrected at the machine, not sorted out at inspection.
Key Features
- One pressing carries the flange, the sealing shoulder and the locating face.
- Paint is applied after forming so the coat covers every face, and colors are matched to your product standard.
- Consistent batch quality – first article verified, production sampled against the same dimensions.
- Material: carbon steel (SPCC / DC01 or to print) from verified mills, so repeat orders of the enclosure box land on the same grade every time.
- Process: draw-and-anneal cycle sized to the enclosure box depth, blank size logged per run, flange trimmed and pierced in-die.
- Finish: painted or powder-coated to the drawing as the default for this enclosure box, chosen at drawing review and logged per batch.
- Size: To your print; dimensioned sketches can be advised before the enclosure box is quoted.
- Custom: Custom enclosure box production – samples and first articles precede volume.
Where It Is Used
It earns its place in lighting reflectors and covers, appliance and HVAC assemblies, battery and energy-storage components.
Why Source It From Aunov
Blank size, lubrication and die condition are logged per run. First articles are inspected on the CMM, production is sampled against the same dimensions, and any drift stops the press.
Send the enclosure box drawing or a sample and we return a quotation with material advice and lead time.