Select the enclosure family that matches the equipment, environment, interfaces, verification scope, and production program. DRAmetal fabricates released mechanical designs; project standards and complete-enclosure approvals remain drawing- and program-specific.
Choose the closest equipment and environment match. Each family page contains the focused design inputs and RFQ scope needed for that enclosure type.
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Custom boxes, cabinets, doors, backplates, gland plates, and hardware-ready mechanical assemblies.
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Seal-ready enclosure bodies, doors, gasket lands, cable-entry plates, rain features, and controlled interfaces.
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304 or 316 enclosure fabrication with controlled weld finishing, passivation scope, doors, hardware, and masking.
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Wall, pole, pad, and floor formats with thermal, cable-entry, access, grounding, and equipment-mounting provisions.
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Build-to-print covers, cabinets, console structures, panels, and hardware-ready mechanical housings.
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Build-to-print rooftop-unit and air-handler cabinet metalwork, access panels, and hardware-ready casing assemblies.
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Freestanding, wall-mount, and countertop housing metalwork with display cutouts, service doors, ventilation, and mounting provisions.
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Large welded and formed structures with doors, windows, removable panels, service access, and equipment interfaces.
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Operator workstations, HMI and PC housings, wall-mount cabinets, and mobile protected workstations.
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PV inverter and combiner-box metalwork with mounting, cable-entry, thermal, grounding, and outdoor-finish provisions.
| Decision area | Information to define |
|---|---|
| Environment | Indoor, outdoor, washdown, coastal, chemical, cleanroom, temperature, UV, dust, and condensation exposure |
| Rating scope | State the applicable IP, NEMA, or project standard; identify the complete configured assembly and verification owner |
| Material | Exact grade, temper or condition, thickness, substitution policy, and required material records |
| Thermal design | Internal heat load, ambient range, passive or forced airflow, heat exchanger, cold plate, and solar load assumptions |
| Interfaces | Doors, hinges, latches, windows, gaskets, cable entries, mounting plates, grounding, hardware, and service clearances |
| Finish | Pretreatment, finish system, color, gloss, texture, thickness, masking, coating-free lands, and approved sample |
| Inspection | CTQs, first article, sampling, appearance standard, required measurements, certificates, and release records |
| Commercial scope | Prototype and production quantities, variants, tooling, packaging, destination, Incoterm, and requested price breaks |
Send the same drawing revision, model, quantities, finish, documentation, packaging, destination, and commercial terms to every bidder. Require each supplier to list assumptions and exclusions.
Send the drawing and 3D model with material, finish, quantities, destination, and required inspection records. We will review the mechanical fabrication scope, DFM questions, and quotation boundary.