A steel cubic housing with top slots – a near-rectangular draw with slotted vents pierced after forming. Cubic drawn housings are harder to form than round ones; corner radii and draw ratio must be balanced, and ours come out consistent batch to batch.
Function and Design
The cubic housing is small in the bill of materials and large in the warranty claim when it goes wrong. That is why the cubic housing is inspected between operations, not only at the end.
Key Features
- Slots are pierced with hard tooling – clean edges at exact positions, batch after batch.
- Full cubic housing documentation set available: material certs, dimensional reports, first article files.
- This is the family view; the part you receive follows your drawing.
- Material: carbon steel (SPCC / DC01 or to print) – confirmed against your drawing before tooling, so the cubic housing matches the print on the first batch.
- Process: the cubic housing is deep drawn from coil or blank, trimmed and pierced in subsequent dies, burr-free piercing on the second operation.
- Finish: Surface treatment is chosen for the duty the cubic housing sees: plated, coated or natural per print.
- Size: Cubic housing size to drawing, with the agreed version governing every later batch.
- Custom: Send the cubic housing drawing for a quotation with sample lead time and material options.
Where It Is Used
It earns its place in appliance and HVAC assemblies, electrical enclosures and junction boxes, battery and energy-storage components.
Our Production Advantage
Drawing and annealing windows are set from the drawing, not from habit. Batch records are filed against your part number and kept for repeat orders.
Ask for a quotation: material options, tolerances and tooling cost are confirmed in writing.