Enclosures
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New Age Enclosures - They will usually send you free samples if you ask.
Teko Enclosures - Excellent quality, and very generous with samples. Fast, free shipping on all samples.
Stahlin Non-Metallic Enclosures - heavy-duty outdoor waterproof enclosures. PVC or fiberglass reinforced polyester. Some come with a completely transparent polycarbonate lid or a lid with a transparent polycarbonate viewing window.
Hammond Manufacturing - Versatile boxes, great service for adding custom machining to standard parts for moderate quantities. Transparent boxes make holes unnecessary for LED indicators, etc.
Envision Plastics & Design Uses NMR Technology (No Molds Required) to manufacture custom plastic enclosures for a variety of applications.
- The Electrical Wholesaler: splashproof boxes for bathrooms and kitchens, and weatherproof boxes for outside use.[2]
- ip67 enclosures. www.aliexpress.com/ip67-enclosure_price.html
BeagleBone enclosure
- Craig at Built-to-Spec put his design files for a BeagleBone enclosure on Thingiverse so anyone could make one from transparent acrylic with a laser cutter (or whatever color you want).[3][4][5][6]
- Mike Doell designed a transparent plastic enclosure for Adafruit to hold a BeagleBone Black[7]
- Pazdan makes enclosures milled out of solid aluminum for Adafruit to hold a BeagleBone Black[8]
- Logic Supply designed an enclosure for the Beaglebone -- steel with orange[9] or textured black paint.[10]
Raspberry Pi enclosure
Raspberry Pi (Motherboards that run Linux#Raspberry Pi)
- "Adafruit Pi Box - Enclosure for Raspberry Pi® Computers" (laser-cut acrylic case) (Is this the same as "Adafruit Pi Box - Enclosure for Raspberry Pi Model A or B"?
- Pi Plate Clip: an accessory that makes the Adafruit's Raspberry Pi Plate a little stronger.
Arduino enclosure
- Dr. Patrick Hickey. "Space Station modular enclosures for Arduino & Raspberry Pi".[11]
- "Clear Enclosure for Arduino"[12]
- "Arduino Project Enclosure"[13]
- "Dirt Cheap Arduino Enclosure"[14]
working with foamcore
Edge of Space Sciences (EOSS) needs lightweight, well-insulated, and reasonably strong enclosures to (a) insulate the electronics package during transit through the cold ( -50 °F ) tropopause on its way to the stratosphere, and the more difficult job of (b) keep the recovery beacon operational after crash-landing on Earth.
The foamcore seemed to work best after EOSS flight tests with molded Styrofoam packaging material, built-up insulation-grade Styrofoam sheet, bulk closed-cell polyethylene foam, and foamcore sheet.
Mike Manes, W5VSI (and Doug Gentges ?) has written some tips on building EOSS enclosures out of foamcore and hot glue and a bit of Kapton tape: "Foamcore Payload Construction"; "Package Requirements"; "Foamcore Flight Experience"; "Foamcore Adhesives"; "Making Holes"; "Planning the Package".
working with acrylic
"DIY Acrylic Refugium" describes how to make an acrylic enclosure.
