The only way to drill a steel panel is to use our CNC machine but it is very inconvenient for less than at least 20 panels
The only way to drill a steel panel is to use our CNC machine but it is very inconvenient for less than at least 20 panels
So if I wanted to order large amount of cases (20+) with the intent of building and selling my own amps, I could work it out to get a steel chassis like the Galaxy but have the rear panels custom CNC machined for necessary holes?
So if I wanted to order large amount of cases (20+) with the intent of building and selling my own amps, I could work it out to get a steel chassis like the Galaxy but have the rear panels custom CNC machined for necessary holes?
For thin gauge steel, you would be utilizing a CNC punch press, and then have the panels bent, if required. You could also use water-jet for the panel shape and holes.
Any particular reason why you want steel, and not aluminum?
jeff
So if I wanted to order large amount of cases (20+) with the intent of building and selling my own amps, I could work it out to get a steel chassis like the Galaxy but have the rear panels custom CNC machined for necessary holes?
Correct 🙂 Don't forget the Galaxy chassis has an aluminium rear panel and not a steel one