Die Cast Aluminum Enclosure

Die Cast Aluminum Enclosure Manufacturer for Outdoor Communication Equipment

Foshan Anyiyao Electrical Equipment Co., Ltd. supplies standard and customized die-cast aluminum enclosure configurations for communication, network, CATV, surveillance and system integration projects. Select from compact enclosure formats, outdoor-oriented configurations, heat-dissipating designs, EMI/RF-oriented project configurations and custom machined solutions.

Choose the Die Cast Aluminum Enclosure Configuration for Your Project

The right enclosure depends on the equipment footprint, installation environment, heat load, sealing requirement and customization level. Start with the configuration that matches your project condition, then confirm the final model, dimensions and documentation with engineering.

Compact die-cast aluminum enclosures for electronic and communication equipment

Compact Electronics and Communication Enclosures

Compact die-cast aluminum housings for electronic equipment, communication modules, network devices and control assemblies. Compare external dimensions, usable internal space, cover structure and mounting requirements before selecting a model.

Best starting point: compact equipment, PCB assemblies, communication modules and space-limited installations.

Outdoor die-cast aluminum enclosure with weather-resistant housing design

Outdoor Weather-Resistant and IP-Rated Enclosures

Outdoor-oriented aluminum enclosure configurations for communication, surveillance, network and infrastructure equipment. Confirm the applicable gasket, cable entry, mounting method, surface finish and model-specific protection documentation for the final assembly.

Best starting point: outdoor installations where dust, water exposure and mounting conditions affect enclosure selection.

Heat-dissipating die-cast aluminum enclosure with cooling fins

Heat-Dissipating and Fan-Equipped Enclosures

Aluminum housings with cooling fins and selected fan-equipped configurations for equipment where heat load and installation space must be reviewed together. Confirm the internal heat source, ambient conditions, airflow direction and service-access requirements before final selection.

Best starting point: communication or electronic equipment with higher heat-generation requirements.

Custom machined die-cast aluminum enclosure for equipment integration

Custom Machined Die-Cast Aluminum Enclosures

Project-specific enclosures with configurable dimensions, cut-outs, cable entry, mounting details, surface finish, markings and other integration features. The process can begin with a requirement review, engineering evaluation, drawing confirmation and sample or pre-production approval.

Best starting point: equipment layouts, non-standard footprints, customized mounting or project-specific cable routing.

Die-cast aluminum enclosure sample for EMI and RF-oriented equipment design

EMI/RF-Oriented Enclosure Configurations

Metal enclosure configurations for projects that require EMI or RF design considerations. Final suitability depends on the enclosure joints, gasket, grounding method, cable openings, internal finish, frequency range and required test method.

Best starting point: communication and electronic equipment where electromagnetic compatibility must be reviewed as part of the complete assembly.

Representative Models and Available Size Formats

Die-cast aluminum enclosure selection starts with the equipment footprint and usable internal space. The following catalog configurations show how external dimensions, internal dimensions and weight change across model formats. Confirm the final model, finish, mounting details and project-specific machining before ordering.

Model External dimensions Internal dimensions Reference weight
AY315-40W 315 × 223 × 85 mm 296 × 209 × 50 mm 4.4 kg
AY321-30W 321 × 231 × 135 mm 300 × 210 × 80 mm 5.5 kg
AY370-110W 370 × 332 × 164 mm 351 × 261 × 100 mm 9.4 kg
AY420-300W 420 × 320 × 234 mm 400 × 300 × 110 mm 14.7 kg
AY502-400W 502 × 390 × 270 mm 465 × 365 × 140 mm 23.5 kg
AY564-500W 564 × 424 × 240 mm 540 × 400 × 150 mm 22.0 kg
AY564-Fan-500W 564 × 424 × 240 mm 540 × 400 × 150 mm 26.0 kg

Note: Dimensions are shown in millimetres. Internal space must be checked against the PCB, connectors, cable bend radius, mounting hardware and required service clearance. Send a drawing or component layout when the enclosure must be machined for a specific assembly.

How to Select a Die Cast Aluminum Enclosure

A die-cast aluminum enclosure is only one part of the completed equipment assembly. The final choice should consider the internal components, connectors, mounting method, cable entry, operating environment and any required validation. When a protection or EMI/RF requirement is important, confirm the assembled configuration rather than relying on the material name alone.

Project condition Starting configuration Confirm before quotation
Compact electronic or communication equipment Compact electronics and communication enclosure PCB size, connectors, internal clearance, mounting points and cable exit
Outdoor installation Outdoor weather-resistant or IP-rated configuration Required protection level, gasket, cable entry, mounting, surface finish and applicable documentation
Higher equipment heat load Finned or fan-equipped configuration Heat source, ambient temperature, airflow, fan arrangement, service access and validation method
EMI/RF-sensitive equipment EMI/RF-oriented configuration Frequency range, attenuation target, joint continuity, gasket, grounding, openings and test arrangement
Non-standard equipment footprint Custom machined configuration 2D/3D drawing, cut-outs, cable routing, mounting, finish, marking and quantity

When Die-Cast Aluminum Is the Right Starting Point

Foshan Anyiyao can help compare aluminum, metal and plastic enclosure directions when the project is still at the product-definition stage. The most suitable material depends on the equipment layout, environment, heat load, insulation requirement, structure and production route.

Option Typical selection logic Main point to confirm
Die-cast aluminum Useful when the project needs a rigid metal housing, compact three-dimensional form, heat-spreading surfaces or an outdoor-oriented configuration Final dimensions, machining, gasket and assembly validation
Extruded aluminum Useful when a constant cross-section, slide-in PCB arrangement or length-based design is more important Profile length, end plates, internal slots and sealing method
Plastic enclosure Useful when low weight, electrical insulation or corrosion resistance is the primary requirement Material grade, wall structure, mounting and environmental requirements
Sheet-metal enclosure Useful for larger cabinets, panels or formed structures with a different fabrication approach Bending, welding, surface treatment, door and mounting construction

Solve the Enclosure Decisions That Affect the Finished Equipment

The equipment fits the outside dimensions but not the usable internal space

External size alone does not confirm fit. Connectors, PCB position, cable bend radius, mounting hardware and service clearance can reduce the usable space inside the enclosure. Use the external and internal dimensions together, then confirm the drawing before machining.

Dimension comparison graphic for die-cast aluminum enclosures

Outdoor protection depends on more than the aluminum body

The protection level of a finished enclosure depends on the cover, gasket, fasteners, cable entry, mounting orientation and assembly condition. Selected outdoor aluminum models have supporting IP67 documentation, but the applicable document and rating must be matched to the final model and configuration.

Outdoor waterproof aluminum housing testing

Heat load changes the enclosure configuration

Cooling fins and fan-equipped configurations can change the way the equipment is packaged, mounted and serviced. Confirm the heat source, ambient condition, airflow direction and access requirements before selecting a thermal configuration. Any final thermal decision should be validated on the assembled equipment.

Heat dissipation amplifier housing detail

Custom openings and mounting details can create avoidable rework

Cut-outs, cable entry, mounting holes, labels and surface finish should be agreed before production. Foshan Anyiyao’s project workflow supports requirement discussion, engineering evaluation, drawing confirmation and sample or pre-production confirmation before mass production.

CNC machining detail for custom die-cast enclosure

EMI/RF requirements must be defined at the system level

A metal enclosure does not by itself define the shielding result. For EMI/RF-oriented projects, confirm the frequency range, target attenuation, gasket and joint design, grounding method, cable openings, internal finish and test arrangement before selecting or modifying the enclosure.

Die-cast aluminum RF shielding enclosure diagram

A Clearer Path From Enclosure Selection to Production

Multiple model formats with visible dimensional references

The aluminum enclosure range includes compact and larger model formats with cataloged external dimensions, internal dimensions and reference weights. This gives engineering teams a clearer starting point for PCB, component and mounting-space review.

Customization coordinated around the equipment layout

Customization can cover dimensions, cut-outs, cable entry, mounting, color and surface finish, door or locking details, nameplates, printing and laser marking. Final options are confirmed through engineering review and drawing approval.

Die-cast aluminum enclosure production coordination

Project support from design input to delivery preparation

The project workflow connects requirement discussion, engineering evaluation, drawing confirmation, sample or pre-production review, mass production, inspection, packing and delivery preparation. This keeps technical and manufacturing discussions connected as the enclosure moves toward production.

Related enclosure materials available for comparison

When die-cast aluminum is not the best fit, the project can also be compared with metal or plastic enclosure directions. This is useful when the project must balance thermal behavior, insulation, weight, corrosion considerations, structure and fabrication method.

Applications for Communication and Outdoor Equipment

Die-cast aluminum enclosures are used as equipment housings where the enclosure must be matched to the electronics, installation method and operating environment. Common application directions include:

Telecom equipment housings

Telecom equipment housings

Network and wireless systems

Network and wireless systems

Outdoor communication infrastructure

Outdoor communication infrastructure

CATV and signal distribution equipment

CATV and signal distribution equipment

Surveillance equipment

Surveillance equipment

Outdoor control and system-integration projects

Outdoor control and system-integration

Electronic equipment requiring compact metal housing

Compact metal electronic housings

Equipment requiring a reviewed thermal or EMI/RF configuration

Thermal or EMI/RF configurations

Note: Application fit depends on the equipment layout and the final enclosure configuration. Include the equipment type, installation environment, approximate dimensions and required openings when requesting a recommendation.

From Engineering Review to Production

A clear enclosure project begins with a defined equipment layout and continues through engineering review, drawing confirmation and production preparation.

1

Requirement Discussion

Review the application, equipment layout, operating environment, quantity and required enclosure direction.

2

Engineering Evaluation

Check dimensions, internal clearance, mounting, cable entry, thermal considerations and machining requirements.

3

Drawing Confirmation

Confirm the enclosure dimensions, openings, mounting details, surface finish and markings before production.

4

Sample or Pre-Production Confirmation

Review the selected configuration before moving to mass production when the project requires validation.

5

Mass Production

Proceed with the approved product and customization details.

6

Inspection, Packing and Delivery Preparation

Complete the applicable inspection and prepare the enclosure order for packing and delivery.

Quality Documents and Manufacturing Support

Foshan Anyiyao Electrical Equipment Co., Ltd. supports enclosure projects through product selection, engineering evaluation, customized processing, quality inspection, packing and delivery preparation. Selected outdoor aluminum enclosure models are supported by available CE, RoHS and IP67 documentation. The applicable document set depends on the model and configuration.

For a project-specific review, request the relevant model information, dimensions, surface finish, protection requirement and documentation scope together with your inquiry.

CE Document representation IP67 Certificate representation Manufacturing Quality representation Waterproof Test representation

Die Cast Aluminum Enclosure Selection Guide

What is a die-cast aluminum enclosure used for?
A die-cast aluminum enclosure houses electronic, communication, network, CATV, surveillance and control equipment. It is commonly considered when the project needs a rigid metal housing, compact three-dimensional structure, equipment protection and a reviewed path for heat dissipation or outdoor installation. The correct model still depends on the equipment layout, mounting method and required environmental protection.
How do I choose the correct enclosure size?
Start with the internal components rather than the outside dimensions alone. Check the PCB or equipment footprint, connector height, cable bend radius, mounting hardware, ventilation or fan space and service clearance. Compare these requirements with the model’s internal dimensions, then confirm the final drawing before machining.
Is die-cast aluminum better than plastic or extruded aluminum?
There is no universal best material. Die-cast aluminum is a useful starting point for rigid metal housings, compact molded forms and heat-spreading structures. Extruded aluminum may be more suitable for constant cross-sections or slide-in PCB designs. Plastic may be preferred when low weight or electrical insulation is more important. The final choice should follow the equipment layout, environment, thermal requirement and fabrication method.
Can the enclosure be customized?
Customization can include dimensions, cut-outs, cable entry, mounting details, color and surface finish, door or locking details, nameplates, printing and laser marking. A practical project review normally starts with the application, equipment dimensions, required openings, mounting method, quantity and available drawing. Engineering evaluation and drawing confirmation should take place before production.
Can a die-cast aluminum enclosure be used outdoors?
Selected outdoor aluminum enclosure models are available with supporting protection documentation, including IP67 documents for applicable products. Outdoor suitability depends on the exact enclosure, gasket, fasteners, cable entry, mounting orientation and assembly condition. Confirm the required protection level and applicable documentation for the final model instead of applying one rating to the entire product family.
How should I specify an EMI or RF enclosure?
Define the operating frequency range, target attenuation, internal equipment, joint and gasket requirements, grounding method, cable openings, surface finish and test arrangement. The enclosure should be evaluated as part of the completed assembly. Do not select an EMI/RF configuration from the material name alone.
How should I handle heat dissipation?
Review the equipment heat load, ambient condition, enclosure surface area, cooling-fin structure, airflow direction and maintenance access. Finned and fan-equipped configurations may be considered when the equipment requires more thermal attention. Final thermal suitability should be checked on the assembled equipment under the intended operating conditions.

Start Your Die Cast Aluminum Enclosure Project

Send the application, equipment dimensions and required enclosure configuration so the project can be reviewed with the right product direction. A drawing, PCB layout or component photo is helpful when the enclosure requires machining or customized mounting.

Please include the application, required enclosure type, approximate external or internal dimensions, PCB or equipment size, outdoor or IP requirement, heat or EMI/RF considerations, quantity and available drawings.