Industrial / Precision Die Casting
Alloy Housing 4
Precision die-cast alloy housing offering a robust enclosure with accurate interface features for electronic module integration. The die casting process delivers consistent part quality and surface integrity suitable for anodizing, painting, or plating finishes. Frequently applied in communication equipment housings, embedded computing enclosures, and industrial automation hardware.
Key Features
- Accurate interface features machined or cast for precise electronic module integration
- Robust die-cast alloy construction withstands mechanical shock and vibration
- Connector and cable entry features integrated directly into housing geometry
- Consistent wall thickness and draft angles optimized for die casting process
- Multiple alloy and surface finish options to meet application-specific requirements
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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Alloy Housing 4 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
Electronic module integration housings for industrial equipment
Embedded computing and SBC enclosure assemblies
Power distribution unit module housings
Vehicle-mounted electronic control module enclosures
Wireless communication module structural housings
Frequently Asked Questions
What interface features can be incorporated for electronic module mounting?
CZT can integrate threaded inserts, precision-bored mounting holes, locating pins, PCB standoffs, and connector apertures directly into the die-cast housing. These features ensure accurate module positioning and eliminate the need for secondary bracket components in the final assembly.
How does CZT handle tooling ownership and design changes?
Tooling is typically customer-owned after NRE payment. Design changes requiring tool modification are assessed for feasibility and cost on a case-by-case basis. Minor modifications such as adding material are generally straightforward; removing material from the tool requires more significant rework.
What are the typical wall thickness limits for this die-cast housing?
Minimum wall thickness for aluminum die casting is typically 1.5–2.0 mm, with 2.5–3.0 mm recommended for structural walls. Zinc alloy allows thinner walls down to 0.8 mm. CZT's tooling engineers will review your design to ensure wall thickness is consistent with process capability and structural requirements.
Alloy Housing 4 Details
CategoryIndustrial
SubcategoryPrecision Die Casting
Naming TemplateProduct name from catalog
BrandCZT
OriginChina
Drawing StatusRequest drawing
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