CNC sheet metal forming
Precision Bending for Complex Industrial Enclosures
Enclosuremfg helps R&D engineers and procurement teams produce accurate, assembly-ready sheet metal parts. From compact chassis to long machinery frames, we combine 3D CAD review, experienced operators, and CNC angle compensation to reduce interference and cumulative bend error.
±0.5°
Target angular tolerance
5 machines
OG35 to OG200 press brakes
Up to 6 m
Large-format parts supported
Controlled forming for long panels, multi-bend parts, and enclosure assemblies.
Forming capacity
The right press brake for every scale
Our five-machine CNC fleet spans OG35 through OG200 tonnage, matching machine capacity and tooling to part size, material, and bend sequence.
| Machine type | Capacity | Typical application |
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| OG35 CNC press brake | 35 tons | Small chassis and precision electronic brackets |
| OG100 CNC press brake | 100 tons | Mid-sized panels and standard electrical boxes |
| OG200 CNC press brake | 200 tons | Large structural panels and heavy-duty enclosures |
Five CNC press brakes in total, with multiple tonnages available for high-mix, medium-volume production.
Design for manufacturability
Prevent interference before the first bend
Incorrect bend allowance and material spring-back can make adjacent flanges collide or cause assembly failures. Our five-person engineering team reviews 3D CAD models and drawings before production to identify risks and plan the forming sequence.
01 / Model review
Check the geometry
DFM review checks bend allowances, flange relationships, and tooling access before parts are cut.
02 / Sequence planning
Account for clearance
For closed-box enclosures, operators plan tooling clearance and bend order to avoid collisions between adjacent flanges.
03 / Angle compensation
Control spring-back
Experienced technicians work with CNC angle compensation to target angular tolerances within ±0.5° across complex sequences.
Long panels need controlled, repeatable forming
For long cabinet bodies and oversized panels, machine selection and operator oversight help limit twisting and cumulative angular error across multiple bends. High-tonnage CNC platforms also help prevent oil-canning on larger sheets.
Integrated production
From raw sheet to finished enclosure
Keep the fabrication lifecycle under one roof and reduce handoff delays with in-house processing and finishing.
2500 × 6000 mm
In-house powder coating line
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Material preparation
12 kW and 6 kW laser cutting for accurate holes and edge profiles.
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CNC forming
Multi-stage bends produced across our five-machine press brake fleet.
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Hardware integration
Automated clinching of PEM nuts and standoffs for efficient assembly.
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Structural welding
Low-heat-input laser welding helps maintain surface flatness and appearance.
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Surface protection
In-house powder coating provides corrosion resistance and an industrial-grade finish.
Inspection and verification
Quality checks built around your assembly
A dedicated six-person QA/QC team treats each project as a closed-loop process, verifying part features against your engineering drawings before shipment.
Discuss your inspection requirementsFirst-article inspection for every new batch
- ✓Bend angles: verified against drawing requirements, with a target tolerance of ±0.5°.
- ✓Flange lengths: checked to support consistent fit and assembly.
- ✓Hardware positions: inspected against engineering drawings.
- ✓Project requirements: checked against specified NEMA or IP requirements.
Common questions
Planning a precision bending project?
How do you reduce cumulative angle error on long cabinet bodies?+
We pair experienced technicians with CNC angle compensation, suitable machine capacity, and planned bend sequences to control spring-back and limit twisting across multiple bends.
Can you review closed-box enclosure designs for flange interference?+
Yes. Our engineering team reviews 3D CAD and considers tooling clearance and forming order to identify potential collisions before production.
What files should I send for a quote?+
Send STEP, DXF, or PDF drawings along with material, quantity, finish, and any dimensional or NEMA/IP requirements you have.
Request a quote
Send your drawings for a DFM review
Tell us about your enclosure or machinery project. We support OEMs and machinery builders seeking consistent bend tolerances and dependable production planning.
Useful file formats: STEP, DXF, or PDF.
Facility location: Building 4, Kuiqing Road, Qingxi Town, Dongguan City, Guangdong Province