Housings, Covers and Panels for Heating and Cooling.
Furnace and air handler makers need flat, clean parts in coated steel. We blank and stamp housings, covers and ribbed panels from galvanized coil, flat enough to go straight into the assembly fixture.
What We Make for HVAC.
Rectangle Blanks
Cut-to-size blanks from galvanized coil, flat and with the burr kept low.
Embossed Panels
Panels with stiffening ribs pressed in, so thinner steel stays flat and quiet.
Shallow-Drawn Covers
Access covers and housings drawn shallow with rounded corners.
Flat, clean and coated. Straight into the assembly fixture.
Thin, Coated and Flat.
Most HVAC housings and panels are thin galvanized steel, with cold rolled for parts that get painted. A coating has to come off the press unscratched, and thin panels have to stay flat. Ribs embossed into a panel stiffen it, so thinner steel stays flat and quiet.
Our presses run steel down to .020 inch, and blanks typically come off flat within .020 to .040 inch, with secondary leveling when you need flatter.
Why Buyers Bring This Part to Us.
Low Burr for Your Fixtures
Blanks that go straight into the assembly fixture.
Cut-to-Length for Flat Panels
Sheets cut from coil when a panel needs no die.
Ribs Pressed In, Covers Drawn
Embossed panels and shallow-drawn covers from the blank we cut.
How the Parts Are Made.
Each step links to a short lesson with an animation, if you want to see what happens on the floor.
Thin, Coated Steel
Most HVAC parts are .020 to .075 inch galvanized.
Lesson: What Gauge MeansCut the Rectangle
Rectangle blanks are cut to size from galvanized coil.
Lesson: How a Coil Becomes BlanksDraw or Emboss
Covers are drawn shallow; panels get their ribs pressed in.
Lesson: How a Blank Becomes a Drawn PartPack Flat
Interleaved and capped so the coating arrives unscratched.
Lesson: How Blanks Are Packed
Got a Print? Get a Price.
Upload the drawing and the yearly volume. The quote form asks for the rest, and an estimator follows up.
HVAC Parts, Explained.
Can you cut panels without a die?
Yes. Cut-to-length sheets suit flat panels that need no holes.
Can you emboss ribs into a panel?
Yes, in the die.
How flat are the blanks?
Typically within .020 to .040 inch, and leveled flatter when the part needs it.
Can you draw covers and housings?
Yes. Shallow-drawn covers and housings with rounded corners.