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Junction housings
Round and multi-entry cast bodies for industrial electrical assemblies.
Industrial enclosure components
Aluminium flame-proof housing castings
Custom gravity die cast bodies, covers and housings for flame-proof, weather-proof and hazardous-area equipment—manufactured to the equipment designer’s approved drawings and specifications.
To approved drawings
Gravity die castingPrimary process
Enclosure componentsBodies and covers
Casting + machiningDrawing-based scope
Kalyan, IndiaNear Mumbai
Application-led casting
Robust aluminium components for demanding enclosures
Flame-proof and weather-proof equipment often requires cast housings with controlled wall sections, secure cover interfaces, cable-entry provisions and repeatable machined features. Aluminium provides a useful combination of low weight, corrosion resistance and castability for these applications.
We manufacture the casting component to the customer’s approved technical definition. Alloy, dimensions, machining, interfaces and inspection requirements must be stated in the enquiry and drawing.
Component range
Representative enclosure castings
Final geometry, alloy, machining and testing are determined by the customer’s drawing and application requirements.
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Well-glass housings
Cast light-fitting bodies with mounting, guard and cover interfaces.
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Instrument enclosures
Housings for displays, indicators and industrial monitoring equipment.
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Control-station bodies
Multi-compartment bodies for controls, indicators and operating devices.
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Thermocouple heads
Cylindrical cast bodies with cover, mounting and cable-entry features.
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Push-button housings
Custom station bodies, covers and related enclosure components.
Define the critical features
Engineering inputs should come from the approved equipment design
Clear technical ownership prevents assumptions during tooling and machining. Mark safety-critical and inspection-critical features directly on controlled drawings.
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Alloy and material specificationState the required grade and any material verification documents.
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Wall sections and geometryIdentify controlled thicknesses, ribs, bosses and casting tolerances.
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Interfaces and flame pathsDefine finished dimensions, fits, finishes and inspection criteria.
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Entries and fastening zonesSpecify threads, glands, holes, inserts and fastener requirements.
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Machining and testingState the machining scope and tests required for the supplied component.
Project workflow
From controlled drawing to repeat production
The technical and certification responsibility of every party should be agreed before tooling begins.
Drawing review
Confirm component scope, alloy, quantities, interfaces and critical characteristics.
Tooling plan
Develop the die and casting route around the approved component definition.
Sample evaluation
Inspect initial castings and machined features against agreed requirements.
Production supply
Move approved components into planned batch manufacture and dispatch.
Component gallery
Examples of enclosure castings
Images are representative and do not establish certification, specification or current tooling ownership.
For a useful technical review
Include these details with your enquiry
Complete inputs help us assess casting feasibility and clearly define what is—and is not—included in the supply scope.
- Controlled 2D drawing and available 3D model
- Specified aluminium alloy and applicable standard
- Annual requirement and proposed batch quantity
- Flame-path and interface dimensions where applicable
- Threads, inserts, machining and surface treatment
- Inspection, testing and documentation requirements
Frequently asked questions
Flame-proof casting FAQs
Answers for equipment designers, procurement teams and vendor-development engineers.
What casting components do you manufacture?
We manufacture custom cast housings, junction bodies, push-button and control-station bodies, well-glass housings, thermocouple-head bodies and related components to approved drawings.
Does the casting make finished equipment certified?
No. Certification applies to the finished equipment and depends on its complete design, machining, flame paths, assembly, tests and approval by the responsible OEM and certification authority.
What is needed for a quotation?
Send the controlled drawing or sample, alloy, annual and batch quantities, machining details, critical interfaces, inspection requirements and delivery location.
Can you include machining?
Machining can be considered for specified faces, bores, threaded entries, fastener locations and interface features, subject to drawing review.
Custom enclosure casting enquiry
Share your approved component drawing
We will review the alloy, geometry, quantities, machining scope and inspection requirements before proposing the next step.