Describe the symptom
Heat, EMI, short circuit, water, dust, vibration or weak bonding.
CUSTOM DIE-CUT COMPONENTS · SHENZHEN
Solve the probleminside your assembly.
Thermal management, EMI shielding, insulation, bonding and sealing parts engineered around your drawing and application.
REAL WANXIN FACTORY15+years team experience
~1,500 m²manufacturing space
~50team members
ISO9001 / 14001
01 / WHY WANXIN
Turn a failure symptom into a production-ready part.
FUNCTIONAL COMPONENT ENGINEERINGBuild the route
Match geometry and assembly constraints to material and process.
Sample and verify
Feasible standard projects can be sampled in 1–3 days after confirmation.
Scale with control
First article, production checks, progress updates and lot delivery.
02 / START WITH THE PROBLEM
What is going wrong in the assembly?
Choose the closest symptom. It will be included with the RFQ so our engineering team can review the application, drawing and requirements together.
VIEW THE SOLUTION
Ask engineering about this problemHeat building up?
Define the gap, contact pressure and heat path before selecting a thermal interface.
VIEW THE SOLUTION
Ask engineering about this problemInterference affecting performance?
Review shielding continuity, grounding and available assembly space.
VIEW THE SOLUTION
Ask engineering about this problemToo little space for insulation?
Start with voltage, thickness and environmental requirements.
VIEW THE SOLUTION
Ask engineering about this problemParts lifting or coming loose?
Consider surfaces, loads, temperature and assembly method together.
VIEW THE SOLUTION
Ask engineering about this problemWater, dust or vibration entering through a gap?
Define the seal path, closed-cell foam, compression ratio and assembly conditions together.
VIEW THE SOLUTION
Ask engineering about this problemMaterial cost holding you back?
Compare alternatives against the original specification and validation criteria.
VIEW THE SOLUTION
Ask engineering about this problemDust, light leakage or acoustic loss?
Match mesh, foam, fabric and adhesive construction to the opening, airflow, light path and assembly method.
VIEW THE SOLUTION
Ask engineering about this problemScratches, haze or misalignment affecting the visible area?
Review optical area, appearance, protective-film sequence, cleanliness and assembly datum together.
QUICK RFQ · DRAWING OPTIONAL
Describe the problem first. Our engineers will take it from there.
Submit your contact details and the problem you need to solve. Add a drawing or technical details if available; Wanxin reviews the material, process and manufacturability before replying.
Start a quick RFQ01Tell us what the part needs to doDrawings and technical details can follow
02Add files if availableDXF, PDF, DWG, STEP and images are accepted
03Receive an engineering replyPlan and formal quotation
03 / REPRESENTATIVE PROJECT TYPES
See the engineering questions behind the part.
01 / EMI / SHIELDING
Copper foil grounding parts
- Application issue
- Interference, grounding continuity and limited assembly space
- Engineering review
- Copper foil geometry, liner and contact-area review
02 / INSULATION
Thin insulation film parts
- Application issue
- Electrical separation inside a compact electronic assembly
- Engineering review
- Film grade, thickness, cutouts and edge-clearance review
03 / CUSHIONING / SEALING
Closed-cell foam sealing gaskets
- Application issue
- Water or dust ingress, vibration and enclosure gaps
- Engineering review
- Foam grade, compression ratio, adhesive surface and seal-path review
04 / CUSHIONING / ADHESIVE
Precision adhesive foam pads
- Application issue
- Cushioning, spacing, anti-slip and shock control around assemblies
- Engineering review
- Foam firmness, adhesive coverage and liner presentation review
05 / LIGHT / CUSHIONING
Display cushioning and light-blocking parts
- Application issue
- Light leakage, display pressure marks and inconsistent assembly gaps
- Engineering review
- Foam firmness, compression, light path and liner presentation review
06 / THERMAL INTERFACE
Thermal silicone interface parts
- Application issue
- Air gaps, uneven pressure and thermal pads shifting during assembly
- Engineering review
- Gap, compression, contact surface and positioning-feature review
Each case explains the problem the part solves, how it is made and how quality is checked before repeat production.
04 / REAL FACTORY · PROJECT FLOW
See the factory. Know the next step.
Three on-site videos show the Wanxin workshop, 3M adhesive tape converting and conductive-fabric die cutting. Click any video to play it, while the project path beside them explains how an order moves toward controlled delivery.
01
Drawing & requirement review
Application, material, stack-up, tolerances and annual demand.
02
Material & process proposal
Match material construction and converting route to the required function.
03
Prototype & sample validation
Confirm dimensions, assembly fit and the agreed customer test criteria.
04
Production & quality control
First article, in-process checks, inspection, packaging and release.
05 / QUALITY EVIDENCE
Inspection is built into the flow.
Incoming material inspection, first-article confirmation, in-process quality checks, final inspection and release are defined around the part and customer requirements.
Review quality control
ISO 9001 & ISO 14001 recordsView certification information →
06 / PROJECT EXPERIENCE
Production support behind familiar products and brands.
Selected companies listed in Wanxin’s supplied company profile as past processing or project-service experience.
07 / PRODUCT APPLICATIONS
Where does the converted part work?
Drag the cards or use the arrows to switch applications, then open one to review common parts and engineering questions.
01 / APPLICATION REFERENCE
Laptop / PC
Thermal, insulation, EMI and sealing parts inside compact computers.
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02 / APPLICATION REFERENCE
Consumer electronics
Display, battery, speaker and housing bonding or cushioning parts.
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03 / APPLICATION REFERENCE
AI servers / data centers
Thermal interface, grounding and insulation around processors, memory and power modules.
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04 / APPLICATION REFERENCE
Storage devices
Thermal paths, thin insulation and shock protection around storage hardware.
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05 / APPLICATION REFERENCE
Camera / surveillance
Lens, sensor, cable and enclosure sealing for camera assemblies.
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06 / APPLICATION REFERENCE
Smart home
Bonding, noise reduction, light blocking and sealing inside connected devices.
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07 / APPLICATION REFERENCE
Communications equipment
EMI grounding, thermal control and enclosure sealing around high-speed electronics.
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08 / APPLICATION REFERENCE
Robotics / drones
Lightweight bonding, vibration cushioning, insulation and environmental sealing.
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09 / APPLICATION REFERENCE
Energy storage electronics
Insulation, thermal control, cushioning and sealing around modules and enclosures.
Explore application10 / APPLICATION REFERENCE
Optical / displays
Light-blocking, protective film, spacing and clean adhesive parts around displays and optics.
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11 / APPLICATION REFERENCE
EMS / assembly
Assembly-ready rolls and sheets with stable pitch, liner and orientation.
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12 / APPLICATION REFERENCE
Industrial electronics
Thermal, sealing, vibration and insulation parts for control electronics.
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08 / ENGINEERING FAQ
Useful answers before you submit an RFQ.
Clear answers help purchasing and engineering teams prepare a reviewable RFQ.
01What should I include in a die-cut part RFQ?+
Start with your name, work email, company and the problem. Drawings, material, dimensions, quantity and schedule can be added when available.
02Which drawing formats can I send?+
The online RFQ accepts PDF, DXF, DWG, STEP, STP, PNG and JPG. DXF geometry can be previewed directly in the browser.
03Can Wanxin help select a material?+
Yes. Material selection starts with the required function, operating conditions, assembly surfaces, thickness, validation criteria and cost target.
04Which functional materials can Wanxin convert?+
Typical families include adhesive and stretch-release tapes, PET, PI, PVC and PC films, Mylar, optical lenses, carbon-fiber composite sheets, thermal silicone pads, conductive fabric and foam, copper and aluminum foil, EVA, PORON, closed-cell foam, silicone, rubber, dust mesh and acetate cloth. Final process, brand and grade are confirmed against the drawing.
05Can a die-cut foam part be used for waterproof sealing?+
Closed-cell foam and elastomer gaskets can support water and dust sealing when the material, joint design, compression ratio, adhesive and assembly are validated together. A target IP rating is only stated after product-level testing.
06How does a project move from sample to production?+
The route normally covers requirement and DFM review, material and process proposal, prototype or sample validation, first-article confirmation and controlled production.
07How are confidential drawings handled?+
Use email or an agreed secure channel for original files. Storage, access and deletion requirements should be confirmed for each confidential project.
08Do I need a drawing before asking for a quote?+
No. Start with the part function, application, material if known, approximate size, quantity and target schedule. A drawing or CAD file is helpful but optional; engineering confirms the formal price after the construction is reviewed.
09How is the formal quotation confirmed?+
Wanxin engineering reviews the drawing or part requirement, material grade, thickness, layers, tolerances, quantity, tooling, inspection and delivery format before issuing a formal quotation. The website does not generate an automatic price.
010Can you make samples before mass production?+
Yes. Sample construction is reviewed against fit, function and acceptance criteria before first-article and repeat production. For feasible standard projects, sample timing is agreed after the material and construction are confirmed.
FREE SAMPLE · FAST RESPONSE
Tell us your requirement. Move the project forward.
Start with your contact details and the problem. Add a drawing when available; we respond with the next step and keep progress visible through delivery.
01Quotation response within 1 hour+
After receiving usable project information, our sales and engineering team confirms receipt and returns the quotation or the specific information still needed.
02Workshop / engineering response within 4 hours+
Drawing, material, process, tolerance and delivery questions are passed to the responsible workshop or engineer for a practical answer.
03Project follow-up starts within 1 working day+
Set up the review path, responsible contact, milestones and next actions so purchasing and engineering teams know the current status.
04Free samples in 1–3 days+
Samples are free. For feasible standard projects, samples can be prepared in 1–3 days after drawing and material confirmation.
05Visible production progress+
Support progress photos and milestone updates through material preparation, production, inspection, packing and shipment.
FREE SAMPLE · ONE-HOUR QUOTATION RESPONSE
Start with the problem. Add a drawing when available.
Only four fields are required to start. PDF, DXF, DWG, STEP and images are optional; every project can request samples.