consumer electronics housing design

A consumer electronics housing carries four jobs at once: it holds the internal parts, protects them from drops and heat, presents the product's surface to the buyer, and gives the assembly line something it can close quickly and consistently. Most housing problems trace back to a design decision made for one of those jobs at the expense of another, usually a wall thinned for weight that then fails an impact test or a snap-fit that cracks on the first assembly. This guide covers the plastics used for consumer electronics housings, wall and rib proportions, snap-fit and boss design, the finishes that avoid painting, the assembly methods available, and what each choice does to piece price. Xiamen Yistar Precision Manufacturing Co., Ltd is a plastic manufacturer established in 1995 in Xiamen,...