Equipment Enclosures

Custom metal enclosures and machine housings engineered to protect, cool and shield your internal components. Boxen Metal delivers precision sheet-metal enclosures — from industrial control cabinets and server racks to medical device housings and EV charging stations — with high-quality surface finishing and full assembly.

Why Choose Us

Equipment enclosures are more than metal boxes — they protect sensitive electronics, manage heat, block electromagnetic interference and provide a safe user interface. Boxen Metal combines precision laser cutting, CNC bending, welding and surface finishing to deliver enclosures that meet tight dimensional tolerances and strict appearance requirements.

Precision Hole Alignment

Accurate laser cutting and CNC bending ensure perfect hole positioning for hinges, locks, cable glands and panel mounting — every enclosure assembles smoothly.

Premium Surface Finish

Powder coating, brushing, anodizing and silk-screen printing — flawless appearance with consistent color, no scratches, no burrs on every enclosure.

Certification-Ready

Enclosures designed and built to support UL, CE and IP rating requirements — proper grounding, sealing and EMC structure built in from the start.

Materials & Thickness

We work with the most common enclosure materials, from standard cold-rolled steel to food-grade stainless and lightweight aluminum. Typical thickness 0.8–3.0mm, with large equipment enclosures up to 4–6mm.

Cold-Rolled Steel

SPCC / DC01 grade, the most widely used enclosure material. Excellent formability and paint adhesion, finished with powder coating for corrosion protection and a clean industrial look.

0.8–3.0mm

Stainless Steel

304 for general corrosion resistance; 316 for food, medical and harsh-environment applications. Brushed or bead-blasted finish, no coating needed — cleanable and durable.

0.8–3.0mm

Aluminum 5052

Lightweight with excellent thermal conductivity — ideal for enclosures that rely on passive cooling. Anodized or chromated finish for corrosion resistance and electrical insulation.

0.8–6.0mm

Typical Enclosure Features & Applications

Our enclosures are typically rectangular or vertical cabinet-style bodies, integrated with doors, access panels, observation windows, ventilation holes and cable entry points — designed for both function and a clean, professional appearance.

Manufacturing Process

From flat sheet to fully assembled enclosure — six controlled steps ensure dimensional accuracy, clean appearance and reliable protection.

Laser Cutting

Fiber laser cutting delivers precise flat patterns with clean, burr-free edges. Holes, cutouts, ventilation slots and mounting positions are cut to exact dimensions — critical for proper hinge and lock alignment in the final assembly.

CNC Bending

CNC press brakes form flat sheets into accurate 3D enclosure bodies with consistent bend angles. Precise bending ensures square corners, flat panels and proper fit between the main body, doors and removable covers.

Welding & Riveting

Internal brackets, mounting studs, grounding points and reinforcement ribs are welded or riveted in place. Welds are ground smooth on visible surfaces to ensure a flawless appearance after coating — while maintaining structural strength.

Grinding & Deburring

Every edge, weld and corner is ground and deburred to remove sharp edges, weld spatter and tool marks. This step is essential for enclosure safety — no sharp edges for installers, and a smooth substrate for consistent coating adhesion.

Surface Finishing

Powder coating for cold-rolled steel enclosures (durable, scratch-resistant, wide color range); brushing or bead blasting for stainless steel; anodizing for aluminum. Silk-screen printing and labels are applied after coating for a professional, durable finish.

Assembly

Hinges, locks, gaskets, sealing strips, cable glands and mounting hardware are installed. Each enclosure is fully fitted and inspected — doors open and close smoothly, panels align perfectly, and all hardware is torqued to specification before packaging.

FAQs

What are your laser cutting capabilities?

Our fiber laser cutting system handles maximum material thickness of 60mm with work area up to 10000mm × 2000mm. This applies across carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, copper, and brass—achievable thickness varies by material and cut quality requirements. Positioning accuracy: ±0.05mm. Typical cutting tolerance: ±0.1mm for thin plate, ±0.2mm for thick plate. Cut samples provided for your evaluation.

What bending capabilities do you have after laser cutting?

Following laser cutting, our CNC press brake bending handles carbon steel up to 20mm, stainless steel up to 16mm, and aluminum up to 16mm, with maximum bending length of 6000mm. Laser cutting and bending operate as integrated processes—cut profiles are optimized for smooth production. Minimum flange height and inside bend radius depend on material grade and thickness; we review all designs to ensure manufacturability before production.

What surface finishes do you offer, and how do you control cosmetic quality?

Available finishes: powder coating, wet painting, electroplating (zinc, nickel, chrome), anodizing (aluminum), brushing, polishing, passivation. For visible parts, we implement protective handling, standardized lighting inspection, and protective film application before shipment. Standard RAL colors available; custom color matching supported.

How do you ensure parts meet our drawings?

Our standard process includes: (1) Design review for production feasibility;

(2) First-article sample with dimensional report for approval;

(3) In-process checks at each stage;

(4) Final inspection per drawing tolerances;

(5) Inspection report and material certificate included with shipment.

Can you produce samples before full production? How long does it take?

Samples available for all new designs. Typical lead time: 5–10 working days (sheet metal), 7–15 days (machined components), depending on complexity. We provide photo confirmation and dimensional report before mass production. Sample cost deducted from first production order.

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