Design: From Function to Drawings — Manufacturability Cleared First

Structural Design: From Requirements to Drawings

A cabinet's structure locks in its problems at the design stage. Our design engineers first produce a concept drawing (draft) based on the functional requirements you provide, then develop the general arrangement drawing, cutout drawings and installation drawings — all three must pass review before the job goes to the shop floor.

Photos are taken on site and carry our own brand watermark (present in the original image), for on-site verification during factory audits. The design workstation's wire marking machine, drawing printer and other support equipment are all in the same area.

What the design process delivers

• Concept drawing (draft) — overview of enclosure structure, incoming/outgoing feeders, component layout, ingress protection (IP) rating and materials;
• General arrangement drawing — final enclosure dimensions and internal layout, with dimensions and sheet thickness called out;
• Cutout and installation drawings — for on-site installation and external connections;
• Electrical drawings — single-line diagram, control schematic and terminal diagram (issued in parallel by the electrical engineers).