5052 and 5754 are used for sheet parts because they bend cleanly and resist corrosion, 6061 and 6063 for machined and extruded parts, and 6101 or 1350 for conductive busbar and earth parts.

Aluminium is about one third the weight of steel, does not rust, is non-magnetic and is easy to drill and modify on site, which reduces panel weight and installation time.

Yes. Gland plates can be drilled, punched or laser cut to your gland layout and entry sizes, so electricians only need to fit the glands.

Chromate or trivalent conversion coating keeps parts conductive for earthing, anodizing gives an insulating, attractive surface, and powder coating matches panel colours such as RAL 7035.

Conductive finishes, dedicated earth studs, serrated washers and earth straps bond each part to the panel frame and protective earth conductor.

Yes. Aluminium brackets are supplied with insulating supports and busbar clamps sized to the busbar and short-circuit rating.

Yes. We use RoHS-compliant alloys and trivalent (hexavalent-chrome-free) finishes.

Yes. Parts are made to your drawings from an MOQ of 10 pieces, from prototypes through series production.

Machined features are held to about ±0.02–0.05 mm and sheet metal parts to about ±0.1–0.2 mm, which suits standard panel hardware.

Yes. Clinch nuts, studs, standoffs and rivet nuts are installed before delivery, reducing assembly time in your workshop.

Dimensions, hole positions, flatness and finish are checked against the drawing, and hardware push-out strength is verified where specified.

Yes. Parts can be kitted and labelled by panel number or project for easy assembly and traceability.

Samples are typically available within 2–3 weeks and production within 3–5 weeks.

Please provide drawings, material, thickness, finish, hardware and quantity per panel or project.