RUNHENG — Aluminum Die Casting

Aluminum components for electrical & energy equipment.

Explore aluminum housings with mounting interfaces, cooling fins and assembly openings. Specify material, finish, sealing and application requirements on the drawing.

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OBC housing with cast cooling fins and mounting features.
APPLICATION CONTEXTElectrical & energy
  • Electrical equipment
  • Energy systems

Part types
to discuss.

Illustrative component types, subject to drawing and manufacturing review.

  • Housings and covers
  • Mounting interfaces
  • Cooling fins
  • Instrument enclosures
Close view of the cooling fins on an OBC housing.
Cooling fins on an on-board charger (OBC) housing.

Have a component to discuss?

Start with your drawing, application, and the requirements that matter.

Plan This Component

Instrument & alarm housings

A housing body, separate covers, and a fitting, with threaded openings and assembly interfaces.

Red instrument housing body with separate covers and a silver threaded fitting.
Housing body, covers, and separate fitting.
Threaded mouth and ports of a red instrument housing with mating covers.
Threaded openings and mating interfaces.

Planning a similar component?

Identify the thread specifications, mating covers, sealing interfaces, and coating requirements for your project.

Discuss Your Component

Focus on the
features that matter.

Use the component drawing to define the manufacturing discussion.

01Application context
Describe the equipment, operating conditions, and the component’s role in the assembly.
02Functional requirements
Identify mounting, surface, sealing, or thermal requirements on the drawing.
03End-use validation
State any testing or acceptance criteria. Application ratings and suitability require project-specific validation.

Describe the component you need.

Use your drawing and application requirements to prepare the project brief.

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