Custom Plastic Enclosure Manufacturing for Low Volume

Finine Design and Manufacturing produces custom plastic enclosures and housings using CNC machining, 3D printing, urethane casting and injection molding. The company also provides CAD modeling, design-for-manufacturing refinement, production painting, product graphics and assembly. Project pricing is prepared from requirements such as geometry, material, tolerances, finishing and order volume.

Available processes include CNC machining, 3D printing, urethane casting and plastic injection molding. Lower-volume enclosure projects may use machining, printing or casting, while injection molding can support repeatable production when tooling is appropriate. The process is selected using the part geometry, material, quantity, application, schedule and budget.

Yes. Low- and medium-volume enclosure runs can be produced through CNC machining or urethane casting, while 3D printing supports prototype parts for fit, form and functional review. These routes can help validate an enclosure before tooling is considered. The recommended approach depends on the design, quantity, material requirements and intended application.

Yes. CAD modeling and design-for-manufacturing support are available before production commitments. Reviews may address wall thickness, draft angles, parting lines, gates, runners, ejection and shrinkage allowance for molded designs. For any process, the team can help assess the geometry, material, tolerances, finishing requirements and manufacturing strategy.

A CAD file or drawing is requested, ideally with the required quantity, material preference, critical dimensions, tolerances, threads, surface finishes and other production requirements. Quotes are prepared per project and may consider geometry, tooling, material, finishing and order volume. Application-specific compliance and documentation requirements should also be confirmed before production.

Yes. Production painting and product graphics are available, along with labeling and assembly support for applicable projects. Finishing requirements should be identified with the enclosure design, material, quantity and intended use so they can be included in the manufacturing plan and quotation. Final compliance documentation and material specifications should be agreed for each application.