Put the design in your hands
Evaluate scale, access, handling and assembly with parts made for the purpose of your sample.
FROM PRODUCT IDEA TO PHYSICAL PART
Custom Parts for
Consumer Products
Make your next product tangible with custom enclosures, controls, internal frames and prototypes. Bring the surfaces people see and the interfaces they use into the same manufacturing plan.
From your CAD Custom component manufactureAcross processes Machining, sheet metal & finishing
WHY PROLEANMFG
Bring form, fit and feel
into the same prototype.
Physical parts help you see the details that a screen cannot resolve.
Connect appearance with function
Keep visible faces, gaps, fastening points and mating geometry in the same component review.
Carry the finish into the build
Use a surface reference and defined cosmetic faces to align machining, finishing and approval.
APPLICATIONS & COMPONENTS
The outside people notice.
The hardware that holds it together.
Build visible details and internal interfaces for the same product.
Enclosures & controls
Device housings, bezels, buttons, panels and internal frames.
HOW IT SUPPORTS THE ASSEMBLY
Gaps, contact surfaces and fastening details shape how the product looks and assembles.
Appliance & equipment parts
Handles, hinges, covers, brackets and supporting interfaces.
HOW IT SUPPORTS THE ASSEMBLY
Movement, grip and mounting features connect the user experience to the structure.
Development samples
Appearance models, assembly samples and parts for a defined functional evaluation.
HOW IT SUPPORTS THE ASSEMBLY
Choose the features that need to represent the final product and the questions the sample should answer.
MANUFACTURING SUPPORT
The process behind
the component.
Connect geometry, material and finish to the route that makes the part.
CNC machining
Produce detailed metal and plastic enclosures, controls and interfaces for development or repeat builds.
Explore CNC machining ↗Sheet metal fabrication
Make panels, covers, brackets and internal frames with formed features and fastening hardware.
Explore sheet metal fabrication ↗Rapid prototyping
Choose a sample route around appearance, fit or a specific evaluation before the next design decision.
Explore rapid prototyping ↗APPEARANCE & ASSEMBLY
A finish you can see.
A reference you can share.
Translate the intended appearance into a reference that manufacturing and approval can use.
- 01
Mark the visible faces
Identify cosmetic surfaces, texture direction and areas hidden after assembly.
A shared surface map
- 02
Use a physical reference
Provide a color standard, surface sample or approved reference where appearance matters.
A tangible finish target
- 03
Check the assembled result
Review gaps, moving interfaces and finish buildup with mating parts in place.
Appearance and fit together
MATERIALS & FINISHES
Match the material
to the component’s job.
Explore the starting points below, then select the exact grade and condition for your design.
| Material family | Component examples | Selection considerations |
|---|---|---|
| Aluminum alloys | Enclosures, controls, internal frames and prototypes. | Machined detail, component mass and finish options. |
| Stainless steel & other steels | Handles, hinges, brackets and structural interfaces. | Surface appearance, strength and service environment. |
| Engineering plastics | Covers, buttons, guides and development parts. | Weight, tactile properties and contact conditions. |
Bring the finish
into the part design.
Bring anodizing, painting, coating or texture requirements into the part review. Identify visible faces, color references and any dimensions affected by the finish.
Explore surface finishing ↗
QUALITY & INSPECTION
Give critical features
the attention they need.
Combine dimensional checks on fastening and mating features with agreed appearance references for visible surfaces. The drawing and finish reference should describe the same assembled product.
- Drawing-based dimensional inspection
- Material and finish requirements in the component review
- Project-specific reporting agreed with your order
Your questions.
Practical answers.
Can I order samples for both appearance and fit?
Yes. Tell the team which features must represent the final product, including visible surfaces, mating geometry and material. The appropriate sample route can then be reviewed.
How should I specify a cosmetic finish?
Mark the visible faces and provide a color standard, texture direction or approved physical sample. Include any viewing or acceptance conditions relevant to the product.
Can machined parts and sheet metal be quoted together?
Yes. Include the related drawings, quantities and assembly information so the components can be reviewed as a group.
What if the design is still changing?
Identify open decisions and the purpose of the next sample. Keep the drawing revision visible so the quote and build refer to the same design.
YOUR NEXT BUILD STARTS HERE
Make the next version
something you can hold.
Send your product component files for a quotation. Include the surfaces, fit and sample purpose that matter to the next development step.