Custom Electrical Enclosures Manufactured From Your Drawings

FN manufactures sheet-metal enclosure and cabinet bodies for OEMs, panel builders and industrial projects. We review dimensions, cutouts, cable entry, materials, sealing and installation interfaces before quotation and repeat production.

Assembled and exploded custom electrical enclosures showing doors, mounting rails, panels, and cabinet components

Our Impact in Numbers

Custom Electrical Enclosures Built to Your Drawings and Project Requirements

13 +

Years sheet metal enclosure manufacturing experience

120 +

Production and project team members

20 +

In-house engineers for project review

5000 +㎡

manufacturing workshop for enclosure projects

Start With the Route Closest to Your Project

Move directly to the product, custom-manufacturing, application or engineering route that matches the decision you are making now.

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Product Families

Start here when you already know the enclosure format and want to compare the main construction routes.

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Custom From Drawings

Use this route when you have drawings, a sample, special cutouts or a defined mechanical interface.

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Application Environment

Start from installation conditions, maintenance access and the equipment interfaces the enclosure must support.

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Engineering Guides

Use the resource route while comparing size, material, protection targets or cable-entry decisions.

Electrical Enclosure and Cabinet Bodies for Industrial Projects

Compare the construction route first, then confirm dimensions, material, finish, openings, accessories and inspection requirements for the project.

Modular and Floor-Standing

For larger layouts where frame structure, usable depth, door access and panel-mounting interfaces must be coordinated.

Wall-Mounted and Junction Boxes

For compact equipment layouts where wall fixing, door swing, gland entry and service access drive the enclosure design.

Stainless Steel Enclosures

For projects where corrosion exposure, washdown conditions, finish choice and grade selection need early review.

Outdoor and IP-Targeted

For outdoor installations where water paths, condensation, solar load, cable entry and maintenance access interact.

Buyer Problems FN Helps Prevent

1.Cut-Out Mismatch

  • Cut-outs and mounting holes that do not match the component layout can delay panel assembly and force rework.

2.Field Drilling

  • Cable entries that are not confirmed before delivery may require field drilling, extra sealing work, or layout changes.

3.Poor Door Fit

  • Doors, locks, hinges, and gaskets need clean fit so the enclosure body can support the final assembly.

4.Environment Risk

  • Heat, condensation, corrosion, dust, water, and installation position should be reviewed early in the structure plan.

5.Shipping Damage

  • Paint damage, missing accessories, deformation, and weak export packaging can disrupt project delivery after production.
Modular electrical enclosure with numbered inspection points for cut-out layout, field drilling, door fit, environmental sealing, and shipping protection

From Requirement to Repeatable Enclosure Production

Send Project Details

Share drawings, samples, photos, dimensions, quantity, material, and destination country.

Engineering Review

manufacturability, structure, material, surface treatment, accessories, and packaging.

First Article Confirmation

Confirm dimensions, cut-outs, coating, door fit, assembly details, and packaging before batch production.

Batch Production

Manufacture enclosure bodies with dimensional, surface, accessory, and packaging checks.

Export Packaging

Pack enclosure bodies to reduce deformation, paint damage, rust risk, and missing parts.

Enclosure Routes for Industrial and Infrastructure Applications

Each application page starts from installation risks and mechanical interfaces—not from a one-size-fits-all enclosure claim.

Energy Storage

Review cabinet-body access, thermal-component openings, cable routes and outdoor exposure around the specified equipment layout.

Power Distribution

Coordinate internal clearances, mounting interfaces, door access and cable-entry paths for distribution equipment.

Telecom

Plan around outdoor exposure, cable-entry direction, equipment access and interfaces for cooling or ventilation components.

Solar

Review mounting, inverter or combiner interfaces, cable routing, sun exposure and enclosure access for the selected layout.

EV Charging

Coordinate charging-hardware interfaces, user-access panels, service access, ventilation allowances and cable entry.

Industrial Automation

Start from PLC, HMI, drive and terminal interfaces while protecting usable space, access and the specified enclosure scope.

Manufacturing Evidence Buyers Can Review

Useful factory evidence shows what is being checked and why it matters to the approved enclosure—not only the name of the machine or process.

Structure control

Welded Body Review

Check corner condition, seams, door-opening geometry and structure before downstream fitting and finishing.

Interface fitting

Mounting Plate and Hardware Fit

Verify usable mounting area, fixing points, door clearance and the agreed interfaces for enclosure accessories.

Technician checking the diagonal and squareness of a welded control enclosure body

First-article inspection

Critical Dimension Checks

Compare project-specific dimensions and opening references with the agreed drawing before batch release.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers for buyers comparing custom enclosure manufacturing, drawing review, accessories, outdoor structures, and export packaging.

  • Yes. FN manufactures custom electrical enclosures, cabinet bodies, cut-outs, mounting plates, accessories, and sheet metal enclosure structures based on drawings, samples, photos, or project specifications.
  • Yes. FN can discuss reverse measurement, drawing support, structure review, and manufacturability feedback based on samples, photos, or project requirements.
  • Yes. FN can support mounting plates, DIN rails, grounding parts, locks, hinges, handles, gaskets, fans, filters, ventilation parts, heaters, labels, and other enclosure accessories based on project requirements.
  • FN can manufacture based on the details confirmed for your project, including structure, sealing, material, accessories, cut-outs, and protection goals. If specific IP testing or documentation is required, it should be confirmed before quotation and production.
  • Yes. FN can discuss bottom entry, side entry, gland plates, conduit openings, cable glands, and related sealing details according to the installation environment.
  • You can send PDF drawings, CAD files, DXF, DWG, STEP, STP, sample photos, sketches, or specification documents. The accepted format should be confirmed during project communication.
  • Yes. Prototype, first article confirmation, small-batch production, and mass production can be discussed according to project size, material, and structure.
  • Yes. FN can manufacture outdoor electrical enclosures and stainless steel electrical enclosure bodies using material, coating, sealing, ventilation, and structure options based on the application environment.
  • Custom cut-outs, cable glands, fan openings, vents, and accessories can affect final protection performance. FN can manufacture the required openings before shipment and review sealing details based on the final configuration.
  • Packaging can include surface protection, reinforced cartons or crates, pallets, corner protection, accessory packing, and shipment-specific packing methods to reduce deformation, paint damage, rust risk, and missing parts.

Need a Reliable Electrical Enclosure Manufacturing Partner?

Send your drawings, samples, photos, or project specifications. FN will review the material, structure, cut-outs, accessories, manufacturing details, packaging, and quotation path, then suggest the next step.