Electronics Enclosures
Aluminum extrusions for electronics enclosures — housings, card guides, and panel profiles with the finish your spec calls for.
Electronics enclosures are one of extrusion's best tricks: a single profile becomes the housing, the heat sink, the EMI shield, and the card guide — all at once.
How aluminum extrusion is used in electronics enclosures
An extruded enclosure body can build in card guides that let PCBs slide in without screws, integral fins and ridges that add surface area for heat dissipation, and a conductive aluminum wall that acts as a Faraday cage against electromagnetic interference. The result is mechanical strength plus thermal and EMI performance in one lightweight part.
Because those features live in the die, the same profile repeats precisely across a production run — important for enclosures that must hold tight tolerances for slide-in boards and rack mounting.
- Enclosure housings and frames
- Card guides and rails
- Panel and trim profiles
- Heat-dissipating and EMI geometries
- Tight, repeatable tolerances
- Single-source finishing
- Small runs and prototypes welcome
Enclosure work rewards tight, repeatable tolerances and a clean finish — anodize for a durable conductive surface, powder coat for color. AES runs the small-to-mid volumes and prototypes this market needs, finishing to your spec and holding the profile for repeat orders.