Las Vegas is becoming a major data-center hub. The volume of server-chassis and networking-enclosure work shipped through this region is growing every quarter, and our laser cell is sized to support OEMs and contract manufacturers building for it.
Industry
Electronics & Data Center
Server chassis panels, networking equipment enclosures, EMI shielding, and rack-mount components cut to connector-grade hole tolerance.
Applications
What we cut for electronics & data center customers.
- 19" rack-mount chassis panels
- Server and networking equipment enclosures
- EMI shielded panels and cans
- Cable-management cutouts
- Antenna structures and ground planes
- Power-distribution chassis components
Frequently asked questions
- Can you hit connector-grade position tolerance on hole patterns?
- Yes. Position tolerance is ±0.05 mm at the cell standard; for D-sub, USB, RJ45, and similar connector patterns we hold ±0.03 mm on critical features. Verified at first article with CMM inspection.
- What materials are typical for server and networking enclosures?
- Cold-rolled steel for cost-sensitive volume, aluminum 5052 for weight-sensitive applications, and pre-painted / pre-plated stock when downstream finishing is undesirable. We hold tight tolerances across all three.
- Can you laser-cut EMI shielding patterns and gasket landing features?
- Yes. Shielding-aperture cut patterns, EMI gasket grooves (laser-cut, not formed), and ground-pad clearings are routine.
- How do you handle high-volume server-rack programs?
- Program-locked nesting for material utilization, automatic sheet loading for unattended runs, and statistical-sample inspection through the run. Our data-center customers run lots of 500–2,000 per month with locked-in cycle times.
Building for electronics & data center?
Send us your part. We'll quote with vertical-specific documentation expectations baked in.