From Extrusion Profile to
Finished Assembly
A Manufacturing Overview of an Integrated Aluminum Housing
01 Enclosure Structure
The enclosure was built around an aluminum extrusion profile.
The extrusion defines the overall width, height, internal space, and fin structure of the enclosure. The profile also forms the main housing body used throughout the assembly.
Once the profile geometry was established, production could begin with the extrusion process.
02 Extrusion Creates the Main Housing Body
The main enclosure body was produced from an aluminum extrusion profile.
The extrusion established the overall shape of the housing, including the fin structure and internal cavity of the enclosure.
The profiles were then cut to the required lengths for the enclosure assembly.
03 Additional Enclosure Components
In addition to the extrusion housing, the enclosure required several sheet metal components.
The base plate and end panels were manufactured separately and prepared for assembly.
Openings for connectors, mounting features, and ventilation details were incorporated according to the enclosure design.
04 Enclosure Assembly
The enclosure housing and sheet metal components were assembled to form the complete enclosure structure.
The extrusion body provided the main housing, while the base plate and end panels completed the enclosure. The individual components were assembled into a finished enclosure housing.
05 Final Assembly
Following assembly, the enclosure was completed as a finished housing.
The extrusion body, base plate, and end panels were combined into the final enclosure structure.
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Every enclosure project has different requirements for structure, assembly, machining, and surface finish.
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