Custom Aluminum Stainless Steel Sheet Metal Stamping Enclosure Parts | Open Tray Components

• Model Number

  2201
  Material

  Aluminum
• Application

  Electronics
  Dimensions

  Customer Required
• Surface treatment

  Paint/Powder coating/oxidation etc
  Mold making

  By ourself
• Process

  Die Casting-deburring- Machinery
  Service

  OEM ODM
• Feature

  Eco Friendly
  Quality Control

  Professional Inspection
• Packing

  Carton

Define the open enclosure component through its base, raised edge flanges and keyhole-shaped fixing openings. The light example also has a small fixing detail in the base. Its appearance does not establish aluminum versus stainless steel, exact sheet thickness or a complete sealed enclosure.

Locate keyhole openings from the formed base

Provide sections and the actual flat and formed geometry, locating bends and fixing regions from assembly datums. Identify adjoining panels, contact surfaces and required clearances. State any joined pieces, inserts or fasteners included in the delivery rather than assuming the visible base detail defines a particular joining process.

Choose the metal and sheet-forming scope

Aluminum and stainless steel are separate material directions. Specify actual grade, condition and sheet thickness with appropriate records. Define cutting or stamping, bending, edge finishing and any joining as required by the controlled design; do not assume a generic manufacturing menu describes this specific sheet component.

• Identify the open tray and adjoining enclosure parts.
• Select actual alloy grade and sheet thickness.
• Dimension keyholes, base contacts and edge flanges.
• Define forming, joining and compatible treatment.
• Agree formed-part and assembly acceptance checks.

Inspect the finished enclosure interfaces

Set limits for keyhole positions and flange geometry from the formed tray base, with units and the coating condition used for inspection. Select any coating or appearance requirement compatible with the chosen metal. Electrical, sealing, load or environmental performance needs actual service conditions and applicable tests for the intended assembly.

Include quantities, drawing revisions and required material or inspection documentation. Keep tray-only supply distinct from a completed electronics enclosure and any separately specified assembly qualification.