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Clear Polyurethane Cast Housing Components

Name: Clear Polyurethane Cast Housing Components
Brand: Fengnuo
Availability: InStock

Transparent polyurethane cast housing components with mounting bosses, ribs and holes, finished by deburring. The case focuses on visible surface quality and careful finishing around thin sections.

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Product Description

Product Information

Manufacturing Process	Polyurethane casting
Material	Transparent polyurethane with an acrylic-like appearance
Part Type	Clear housing components
Structural Features	Broad transparent panels, mounting bosses, holes, ribs and varying section thicknesses
Post-processing	Deburring

Part Geometry

This case features transparent polyurethane housing components with broad panel surfaces and integrated local features. The photographs show mounting bosses, ribs and holes, together with smaller shaped components. These details create transitions between thin panel areas and thicker sections.

Manufacturing Focus

The manufacturing focus is to preserve the visible surface quality while reproducing the panel geometry and local details. Transparent parts make bubbles, surface marks and edge imperfections especially noticeable. Section transitions and recessed features require particular attention during casting and handling; specific process settings depend on the selected polyurethane system and tooling.

Finishing and Handling

Post-processing is deburring. Edge finishing requires care around mounting bosses, ribs and thin sections to avoid visible damage. Assembly loads and cleaning methods should be reviewed against the selected resin’s material data; no solvent compatibility or load rating is claimed for this case.

Project Value

This case illustrates the combination of a transparent appearance and integrated housing geometry in a polyurethane cast part. The visible panels, mounting features and ribs provide a concrete example for discussing appearance and geometry requirements when developing similar custom components.

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