Controller Enclosures
Compact electronics housings, access panels and cable-management parts for robot control and power modules.
Build-to-print controller enclosures, sensor mounts, battery trays, guards, covers and mechanical kits for AMR, AGV, service-robot and automation OEM programs. Robotics fabrication capabilities · Sheet metal RFQ checklist
A robot platform needs more than a welded chassis. Controller housings, sensor brackets, battery trays, service covers and guards must all locate from shared mechanical interfaces and remain synchronized as the platform changes.
Compact electronics housings, access panels and cable-management parts for robot control and power modules.
Camera, lidar, proximity and navigation mounts with controlled orientation and protected sensor datums.
Battery trays, slide-out covers, guards and removable panels designed for repeat maintenance access.
Mixed robot parts grouped by platform, module, drawing revision and assembly station.
The robotics OEM owns motion safety, controls, sensor calibration and final machine validation. DRAmetal manufactures the released mechanical parts to the agreed drawings, interfaces, inspection and documentation scope.
This product family covers controller housings, sensor brackets, guards and platform kits beyond the main robot frame or AGV chassis.
Controls Formed housings, removable service panels and mounting plates for controllers, drives, power distribution and onboard computing.
Sensors Precision mounts for lidar, cameras, encoders and proximity sensors with datum and angle inspection tied to the platform drawing.
Service Removable trays, access covers, guards and retention parts designed around service clearance, connector access and protected routing.
Kits Controller, sensor, cover and mounting parts delivered as module-based kits with hardware and revision identity.
| Materials | 5052/6061 aluminum, cold-rolled steel, galvanized steel, 304/316 stainless and drawing-defined materials |
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| Part types | Controller enclosures, sensor brackets, battery trays, covers, guards, mounting plates and module kits |
| Fabrication | Laser cutting, punching, deburring, bending, welding, hardware insertion, gasketing and mechanical assembly |
| Finish options | Powder coating, anodizing, passivation, plating or drawing-defined finishing |
| Inspection | First article, sensor datums, mounting interfaces, tray fit, hardware and cosmetic surface review |
| Supply format | Prototype parts, platform first articles, repeat module kits and revision-controlled spares |
Identify shared datums, sensor axes, battery access, controller mounting and service zones.
Review bends, hardware, vents, cables, latches, weld access and assembly sequence by module.
Produce repeat parts while controlling holes, slots, bend location, edges and visible surfaces.
Install fasteners, hinges, latches, gaskets and welded details using platform fixtures where needed.
Check sensor, controller, battery and chassis interfaces from the released datum scheme.
Group parts and hardware by robot platform, module, revision and assembly station.
Small changes to a chassis datum, sensor angle or battery connector can affect multiple sheet metal parts. Revision and interface control must therefore work across the complete module kit.
Camera and lidar mounts need stable datums and controlled angles, not only general dimensional tolerance.
Covers and trays must preserve connector, fastener and replacement clearances after assembly.
PEM fasteners, hinges, latches and gaskets change interface height and need complete inspection.
Mixed robot revisions create assembly failures even when each individual part is well made.
Materials, fabrication decisions and results for an anonymous customer project.

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Fragmented supply caused missing parts, inconsistent quality and assembly stoppages.
Results apply to the project configuration described on the linked page.
Read the Customer Project →Controller, sensor, battery, service and guard parts can be sourced with the main mechanical structure.
Reviews prioritize sensor axes, mounting datums, cable paths and service access.
First article and fixture checks follow the robot platform and module rather than isolated parts.
Parts and hardware can arrive grouped for the OEM production station and current revision.
Typical parts include controller enclosures, sensor brackets, battery trays, service covers, guards, mounting plates, chassis details and module-based kits.
Yes. The RFQ should identify the platform datum scheme, sensor axis, allowable position or angle variation and required inspection method.
Yes. PEM hardware, hinges, latches, handles, gasketing and other drawing-defined components can be installed and inspected before kit packout.
Yes. We can support platform prototypes, first article release and repeat production kits while maintaining drawing and module revision identity.
Send 2D drawings, 3D models, platform datums, material and finish, hardware, sensor or battery interfaces, records and quantities.
Send the drawings, platform interfaces, hardware, materials, finish and quantities. We will review manufacturability and module-level inspection before quoting.