Industrial / Precision Die Casting
Alloy Housing 1
Die-cast alloy housing providing a rigid, lightweight enclosure solution for electronic and electromechanical components. The precision casting process ensures accurate mounting features, consistent wall thickness, and a smooth surface ready for secondary finishing. Commonly used in connector housings, sensor enclosures, and compact industrial device packaging.
Key Features
- Die-cast alloy construction delivering rigid, lightweight enclosure performance
- Accurate mounting and interface features for direct component assembly
- Inherent EMI/RFI shielding from continuous metal alloy structure
- Compatible with standard surface treatment processes for corrosion protection
- Scalable design suitable for electromechanical and electronic module integration
Key Specifications
- Product type: precision die-cast structural component
- Connector / hardware family: Custom connector or industrial hardware
- Process: precision die casting with secondary machining or finishing as required by drawing
- Application focus: connector housing, cage, shell, heatsink carrier, or industrial structural part
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Request drawing: This product has local image and specification coverage. Ask sales to confirm the latest drawing revision before sampling or tooling review.
Alloy Housing 1 Specifications
Product typeprecision die-cast structural component
Connector / hardware familyCustom connector or industrial hardware
Processprecision die casting with secondary machining or finishing as required by drawing
Application focusconnector housing, cage, shell, heatsink carrier, or industrial structural part
Drawing statusRequest Drawing during RFQ; local PDF not available from the legacy archive
Asset statusOld-site product image available
RFQ checkconfirm alloy, dimensional tolerance, tooling status, surface finish, machining operations, inspection criteria, and drawing revision
Typical Applications
Electromechanical actuator and driver module housings
Industrial IoT gateway and edge computing enclosures
Motor controller and inverter module housings
Ruggedized handheld device structural enclosures
Telecom base station module housings
Frequently Asked Questions
How does die-cast alloy compare to plastic enclosures for electronic modules?
Die-cast alloy housings offer significantly higher mechanical strength, better thermal dissipation, and inherent EMI shielding compared to plastic alternatives. They are preferred in applications where structural rigidity, heat management, or electromagnetic compatibility is critical, though they carry a higher unit cost.
Can this housing be customized for specific connector cutouts or mounting patterns?
Yes. CZT works with customers to incorporate connector apertures, mounting bosses, heat sink features, and other interface geometry directly into the die-cast tool. Custom tooling lead times and NRE costs apply; contact CZT engineering for a design review.
What is the typical production lead time for die-cast alloy housings?
Lead time depends on whether standard or custom tooling is required. For existing tooled parts, production lead time is typically 3–6 weeks. New tooling development adds 4–8 weeks for tool fabrication and first-article approval before production begins.
Alloy Housing 1 Details
CategoryIndustrial
SubcategoryPrecision Die Casting
Naming TemplateProduct name from catalog
BrandCZT
OriginChina
Drawing StatusRequest drawing
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Need a Custom Solution?
CZT offers OEM/ODM services with flexible MOQ. Contact our engineering team for custom connector solutions.