Housing Parts  Manufacturers, Traders, Suppliers

• Choice of material (TPU, PA, POM, ABS, PE, etc.): It all depends on the chemical and physical conditions to which the parts are exposed. With our own toolmaking, mouldmaking and design departments, we can offer you a full service.
• Numerous potential applications: Our ester and ether materials are very hardwearing and flexible and are used in applications with the toughest mechanical demands, e.g. sowing and sifting systems.
• Two components: A glass fibre-reinforced material plus a soft inner coating result in products that can be used as loadbearing parts, for example. Such parts would be inconceivable without precise planning plus development and test phases.
• Test samples: Before ordering an injection mould, we often produce samples for approval using laser sintering or 3D printing to avoid the need to invest in a mould at this stage. Our machines can produce injection-moulded parts weighing between 5 and 6000 g.

1. Definition:
Housing parts refer to the external structures that enclose and protect internal components in various devices and equipment. They play a crucial role in maintaining the integrity and functionality of the assembled units.
2. Material Selection:
Metals: Commonly used metals include:
Aluminum: Lightweight and corrosion-resistant, making it ideal for applications requiring reductions in weight without sacrificing strength.
Stainless Steel: Offers high strength and exceptional corrosion resistance, suitable for industrial and medical applications where durability is critical.
Plastics:
ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene): Known for its impact resistance and machinability, commonly used in consumer products.
Polycarbonate: Offers high clarity and toughness, often used in applications that require transparency and strength.
Composites: Advanced materials that combine different properties, providing benefits such as low weight and high strength.
3. Manufacturing Processes:
Injection Molding: A common method for producing plastic housing parts, which allows for high-volume production of complex shapes.
CNC Machining: Used for precision metal housing parts, providing high accuracy and the ability to produce intricate designs.
Stamping: Sheet metal stamping is often used to produce metal housings with precise shapes quickly.
Casting: Processes such as die casting can be used to create detailed metal housings.
4. Design Considerations:
Thermal Management: Housing parts are often designed with features that promote heat dissipation, such as vents or heat sinks, especially for electronic devices.
Sealing and Gaskets: Many designs incorporate seals or gaskets to protect against dust and moisture ingress, ensuring the safety and functionality of internal components.
Surface Treatment: Treatments such as anodizing, powder coating, or painting may be applied to enhance surface durability, aesthetics, and corrosion resistance.
5. Quality Control:
Inspection Techniques: Rigorous quality assurance checks are implemented using methods such as visual inspections, dimensional measurements, and functional testing to ensure parts meet specified standards.
Standards Compliance: Many manufacturers adhere to industry standards such as ISO 9001 to maintain consistent quality in production.
6. Applications:
Housing parts are found in a wide variety of products, including:
Consumer Electronics: Used in the casings of smartphones, tablets, computers, and other electronic devices to protect sensitive internals.
Home Appliances: Housings for devices like refrigerators, washing machines, and ovens, which require protection and thermal management.
Industrial Equipment: Components designed to house gears, motors, and electronic components in machinery used in manufacturing and production.
Medical Devices: Housings that protect and contain instruments and equipment, ensuring compliance with safety and hygiene standards.
7. Durability and Performance:
Housing parts are engineered to withstand operational stresses, environmental factors, and wear over time, ensuring reliable performance in various applications.
8. Customization:
Custom designs can be developed to meet specific project requirements, allowing for adjustments in size, shape, and material properties to fulfill unique application needs.
9. Sustainability:
A growing emphasis is placed on using recyclable materials and sustainable manufacturing practices to reduce the environmental impact of housing components.
10. Future Trends:
Advancements in materials and manufacturing technologies, including 3D printing and smart technology integration, are shaping the future of housing parts design and production, increasing efficiency and customization options.

Grey iron ductile iron, stainless steel, carbon steel, alloy steel, corrosion resistant special steels
Galvanised, painted, electrophoresis, lacquered, anodised, polished
Machining centres, horizontal machining centres, boring machines, gantry washers, etc.
chemical analysis, physical analysis, metallographic analysis, flaw detection analysis.

ISO9019

Agricultural machinery, drinking water systems, waste water drainage, aviation, marine, power, machinery, energy, automotive parts, valve plants