Heavy-duty industrial fabrication

Carbon Steel Enclosures for Heavy Industrial Loads

Built from Q235 and SPCC plate for equipment exposed to repeated impact, vibration, and sustained static loads. Deep-penetration welding and durable powder coating help create robust enclosures for demanding service.

In-house production from laser cutting through final coating.

Carbon steel enclosure fabrication for heavy industrial equipment

3–12 mm

Q235 and SPCC plate

Up to 10 mm

Full-penetration weld capacity in one pass

Up to 6 m

Assembly length

±1 mm

Critical mounting-face linear tolerance

Designed around the load path

Structural strength starts with the right plate and weld design

We match grade and thickness to each project’s calculated bending moment and impact energy, then use continuous welds on primary load members to support dependable, heavy-duty structures.

01 / Material

Q235 and SPCC plate

Plate from 3 mm to 12 mm provides the strength and ductility needed for frames carrying motors, transformers, or battery racks under normal service conditions.

02 / Welding

Deep-penetration joints

2 kW handheld laser welders and MIG stations achieve full joint penetration on material up to 10 mm thick in a single pass. Weld schedules follow AWS D1.1 structural requirements.

03 / Protection

Hard-wearing powder finish

Polyester or epoxy-polyester powder is cured to an 80–100 µm film thickness for abrasion resistance against tools, forklifts, and outdoor exposure. Standard RAL colors and custom formulations are available.

Continuous welds for primary load members

Continuous fillet and butt welds replace stitch patterns along primary load paths, avoiding the stress risers associated with lighter fabrication. The result is a substantial enclosure structure engineered for high mechanical strength, severe impact, and heavy loads.

One in-house process chain

Capacity for large industrial assemblies

Cutting, forming, hardware installation, welding, and powder coating stay within our facility—without external transport between production steps.

  1. Cut

    Three fiber lasers (12 kW and 6 kW) cut blanks up to 6 m long.

  2. Form

    Five CNC press brakes handle bends from 35 t to 200 t.

  3. Assemble

    Automated clinch and tapping cells install PEM hardware.

  4. Weld

    Twenty-four welding stations and an 18-set fixture table array support assemblies up to 6 m.

  5. Finish

    A 2.5 m × 6 m powder line completes the production sequence in-house.

Project scope

From equipment frames to protective structures

Typical orders range from 10 to 500 units. Maximum envelope reaches 6 m in length and 2.5 m in width.

  • Machine base frames
  • Battery storage cabinets
  • Switchgear housings
  • Conveyor guard structures

Engineering and quality

Support from RFQ through inspection

Five mechanical engineers review 3D models for bend relief, weld access, and hardware placement before production release. We return marked-up drawings with suggested plate gauges and weld callouts to preserve strength while reducing material weight where possible.

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Six QA personnel perform incoming plate certification checks, first-article dimensional reports, and 100% visual weld inspection.

Coating thickness and adhesion are tested on every batch. Inspection records remain on file for five years.

Start your RFQ

Share your load requirements and project files

Send STEP files, 2D drawings, or sketches. Include target quantity, annual volume, and environmental or load specifications. We respond with a firm quotation and lead-time estimate within two working days.

For sample shipments or site visits: Building 4, Kuiqing Road, Qingxi Town, Dongguan City, Guangdong Province

Share your project details to discuss a robust, cost-effective enclosure for your application.

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