Compact Aluminum Enclosures for Small Electronics

MicroPak Electronic Enclosures

MicroPak enclosures provide compact aluminum housings for electronic instruments, printed circuit boards, and embedded assemblies. Choose from three styles with different body constructions, panel configurations, and mounting possibilities, then configure a standard design to meet your product requirements.

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Find the Right MicroPak Style

MicroPak offers three compact enclosure styles. Compare their construction and panel configurations to find the right starting point for your electronics.

C-Style MicroPak

The original MicroPak design combines an extruded aluminum base with a formed, slide-on cover. Its straightforward construction provides an economical starting point for compact electronics.

Best for: Small desktop and handheld instruments where simplicity and cost are priorities.

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D-Style MicroPak

A compact aluminum enclosure built from a single, seamless extruded tube. Its rigid body provides a streamlined housing, with limited front and rear panel space for connections and controls.

Best for: Compact electronic assemblies that benefit from seamless extruded-tube construction and require minimal front and rear panel space.

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E-Style MicroPak

A compact aluminum enclosure featuring an extruded base and slide-in top panel that provides a larger control-panel area for mounting controls, connectors, and other interface components.

Best for: Compact electronic products that need more panel space for controls and connections.

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Not sure which modular enclosure product line fits your equipment? Access our GrayBox vs. MicroPak Comparison Guide to better understand your options for sizing, construction, mounting, and more.

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Start with a Proven Enclosure Design

MicroPak enclosures provide a standardized foundation for compact electronic products. Rather than developing a housing from scratch, choose a style that fits your board, panel, and space requirements, then configure the enclosure to accommodate your electronics and installation needs.

Starting with an established design can make customization more affordable than ground-up enclosure development while supporting development from prototype through production.

Standard and Custom Enclosure Options

Start with a standard configuration and adapt it to your application. Depending on the style, available options and customization may include:

Panel machining and cutouts

Panel, cover, and mounting options

Finishes, coatings, and graphics

Special dimensions and other modifications

Need something beyond the standard options? Contact Lansing to discuss your requirements or explore customization services.

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Need a Larger Instrument Enclosure?

If your application calls for a larger enclosure designed for rackmount or free-standing options with a modular frame, explore the GrayBox product line.

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