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Have an electronic circuit, PCB, prototype, or product idea that needs a professionally designed enclosure?

I provide custom plastic enclosure design services for startups, manufacturers, product designers, and inventors. Whether you're developing an IoT device, consumer electronic product, industrial controller, medical device, or automation system, I can create a manufacturing-ready enclosure tailored to your product.

Every enclosure is designed with functionality, manufacturability, and aesthetics in mind.


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A well-designed enclosure does more than protect electronics—it enhances your product's appearance, simplifies assembly, and reduces manufacturing costs.

Using professional CAD software such as SolidWorks and Fusion 360, I design plastic enclosures that are optimized for:

  • Injection molding
  • 3D printing
  • CNC machining
  • Vacuum casting
  • Prototype development

Each design is created with proper engineering practices, including draft angles, wall thickness, rib structures, screw bosses, snap-fit features, and assembly clearances.


What I Can Design

I can create custom enclosures for:

  • Electronic devices
  • PCB housings
  • IoT products
  • Smart home devices
  • Industrial control units
  • Sensor enclosures
  • Medical equipment
  • Test and measurement devices
  • Consumer electronics
  • Robotics projects
  • Battery packs
  • Handheld devices
  • Desktop enclosures
  • Wall-mounted control boxes
  • Waterproof outdoor enclosures

Features Included

Every enclosure can be customized with:

  • Screw bosses
  • Snap-fit joints
  • Internal support ribs
  • PCB mounting pillars
  • Battery compartments
  • Ventilation slots
  • Cable exits
  • USB, HDMI, Ethernet, and power cutouts
  • LED windows
  • Display openings
  • Rubber gasket grooves
  • Logo embossing or engraving
  • Heat sink provisions
  • Mounting brackets
  • Assembly alignment features

Engineering Considerations

My designs follow industry best practices for manufacturability, including:

  • Uniform wall thickness
  • Proper draft angles
  • Reinforcement ribs
  • Sink mark prevention
  • Ejector pin clearance
  • Mold parting line optimization
  • Assembly tolerance analysis
  • Material shrinkage considerations
  • Easy maintenance and assembly

Deliverables

You will receive files in the format that best suits your manufacturing process:

  • SolidWorks (.SLDPRT / .SLDASM)
  • STEP (.STEP / .STP)
  • STL
  • 3MF
  • IGES
  • Parasolid (.X_T)
  • DXF (when required)
  • Technical drawings with dimensions
  • Exploded assembly views
  • Bill of Materials (optional)

Suitable Manufacturing Processes

The models are ready for:

  • Injection molding
  • 3D printing
  • CNC machining
  • Prototype fabrication
  • Vacuum casting
  • Silicone molding
  • Product development
  • Mass production

My Design Process

1. Requirement Discussion
Share your PCB, electronic components, product dimensions, sketches, or reference images.

2. Concept Development
I create an enclosure layout that balances appearance, strength, and manufacturability.

3. 3D CAD Modeling
The enclosure is modeled with all required internal features, mounting points, and assembly details.

4. Design Review
Preview renders are shared for your approval, and revisions are incorporated as needed.

5. Final Delivery
Receive production-ready CAD files and manufacturing documentation.


Why Work with Me?

✔ Mechanical Engineer with professional CAD experience

✔ Expertise in SolidWorks and Fusion 360

✔ Injection mold-friendly designs

✔ 3D printing and prototype optimization

✔ Manufacturing-ready CAD models

✔ Fast turnaround and clear communication

✔ Custom solutions for every project


Ideal Clients

My services are perfect for:

  • Product startups
  • Electronics manufacturers
  • PCB designers
  • Hardware engineers
  • Automation companies
  • IoT developers
  • Research laboratories
  • Medical device companies
  • Industrial equipment manufacturers
  • Individual inventors

Let's Build Your Product Housing

Whether you have a finished PCB, a rough sketch, or just an idea, I can transform it into a professional plastic enclosure that is ready for prototyping and manufacturing.

From compact handheld devices to complex industrial housings, I deliver high-quality CAD models designed for performance, durability, and efficient production.

If you're looking for a reliable engineering partner to design your next product enclosure, I'd be happy to help. Contact me today to discuss your project!

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