Deep Drawn Metal Shielding Can

Rectangular enclosure with a smooth, domed top and U-shaped cutout at the base serves as an EMI/RFI shielding can or protective cover for sensitive electronic components. The component features a continuous drawn wall profile with rounded corners to minimize stress concentration, while the bottom opening allows for direct soldering or press-fit mounting onto a PCB or chassis interface.

Manufacturing relies on precision deep drawing processes to maintain uniform wall thickness and strict dimensional control across the height and width. Critical quality checkpoints include the flatness of the mating flange, concentricity of the central embossed feature, and surface integrity free from wrinkles or thinning defects. Our facility utilizes progressive stamping dies and hydraulic presses to ensure consistent geometry for high-volume runs.

Material selection typically involves stainless steel, aluminum, or tin-plated steel depending on conductivity and corrosion resistance requirements. Surface finishes such as nickel plating, tin plating, or passivation are available to enhance solderability and environmental durability. With IATF16949 and ISO 9001 certifications, we support custom tooling development and strict process validation for automotive electronics, consumer devices, and industrial control applications.