Drawing-Based Manufacturing
Parts made around your specifications, so critical interfaces fit your design.
CUSTOM COOLING. PRECISION MANUFACTURING.
Custom thermal management solutions, built around your drawings. From CNC-machined components to liquid cooling assemblies, simplify the path from prototype to production.
Turn your cooling requirements into production-ready components.
Request a QuoteABOUT JENBO MANUFACTURING
As a custom liquid cold plate manufacturer, Jenbo brings precision metal parts and thermal components into one manufacturing workflow. CNC machining, joining, finishing, and assembly support help reduce the coordination your team needs to move a design forward.
From one engineered component to a complete cooling assembly, your drawings define the requirements.
Parts made around your specifications, so critical interfaces fit your design.
Coordinate machining, joining, and finishing to simplify component sourcing.
Plan inspection around agreed requirements to support repeatable builds.
Find the right manufacturing route for your next component.
Explore Manufacturing ServicesOUR MANUFACTURING SERVICES
One coordinated manufacturing route connects your component geometry, joining needs, and finishing requirements—helping reduce handoffs throughout your project.
Machine pockets, channels, and mounting features to turn complex designs into functional metal components.
Produce shafts, sleeves, and threaded interfaces with rotational geometry tailored to your assembly.
Form suitable sheet metal parts through repeatable tooling processes for efficient production.
Join compatible structures in a controlled furnace environment to support enclosed thermal assemblies.
Join suitable aluminum covers and channels using a solid-state process selected for your design.
Coordinate surface treatments and component assembly to simplify downstream production.
Bring machining, joining, and finishing into a single project conversation.
Discuss Your Manufacturing NeedsPRECISION CNC MACHINING
Cold plate CNC machining creates the channels, sealing surfaces, and mounting interfaces your cooling design depends on. We review your drawings and plan machining around critical features, helping your components fit into the wider system.
Plan pockets, slots, channels, and multi-feature surfaces around machining access.
Align machining and inspection with your critical dimensions and tolerances.
Review aluminum, copper, steel, brass, and selected plastics for your application.
Use sample feedback to prepare your part for repeat manufacturing.
Let us review the features that matter most to your design.
Send Your CNC DrawingsCUSTOM THERMAL MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS
Industrial liquid cooling solutions start with components that match your heat source, available space, and interfaces. Combine custom machining with suitable joining processes to build application-specific cooling hardware.
Machined cooling structures bring coolant closer to the heat source, with mounting surfaces and connections defined around your design.
Application-specific fin geometry, mounting features, and material options help you integrate heat dissipation into your equipment.
Custom flow passages and port layouts distribute coolant around your system while simplifying connection and mounting requirements.
Coordinate heat-transfer parts, connections, and supporting metal components into an assembly that fits your production requirements.
Move your cooling concept toward a manufacturable component.
Discuss Your Cooling ProjectADVANCED METAL JOINING
Choose a joining method around material compatibility, channel geometry, and operating conditions. Early process review helps align your cooling assembly with a practical production and inspection plan.
Join compatible components in a controlled furnace environment. This approach can support enclosed passages and multi-layer structures where mechanical fastening is impractical.
Join suitable aluminum plates without melting the base material. A reviewed tool path and joint design can support cooling channel covers and custom thermal structures.
Match the joining route to your materials, geometry, and application.
Plan fixtures around part stability, joint access, and production needs.
Agree inspection and validation requirements before manufacturing.
Choose a joining process around your design requirements.
Review Your Joining RequirementsMATERIALS & SURFACE FINISHING
Match thermal performance, strength, corrosion resistance, and appearance to your operating conditions. Reviewing material and finish together helps avoid unnecessary manufacturing complexity.
Share your operating environment to review suitable materials and finishes.
Ask About Material OptionsINDUSTRIES & APPLICATIONS
Custom cooling solutions for electronics and industrial equipment start with the application. Match your component requirements to machining, thermal hardware, and assembly support built around your system.
Support data center liquid cooling with cold plates, manifolds, and metal interfaces tailored to dense electronic systems.
Review EV battery cooling plate designs and custom interfaces for battery systems, inverters, and power modules.
Manufacture precision mounting structures and thermal components around equipment-specific interface requirements.
Integrate laser cooling plate structures and precision mounting components into optical and industrial laser systems.
Review structural, mechanical, and cooling components against the requirements of your medical equipment design.
Source custom brackets, housings, tooling, and mechanical parts that fit your automated production system.
Tell us about your application, interfaces, and component requirements.
Discuss Your ApplicationDIMENSIONAL INSPECTION / REFERENCE IMAGE
QUALITY CONTROL & INSPECTION
Align material verification, dimensional checks, and final inspection with your approved specifications. A clear inspection plan helps identify deviations and keeps acceptance criteria consistent from prototype through repeat production.
Review material identity and specified records before the manufacturing route begins.
Verify critical features against drawing-defined dimensions and tolerances.
Plan checks at key manufacturing stages to identify variation during production.
Confirm agreed requirements and prepare the documentation specified for your order.
Define the inspection records and acceptance criteria your project needs.
Discuss Your Quality RequirementsENGINEERING & DFM SUPPORT
Early manufacturing feedback helps connect design intent with practical machining and joining methods. Share your CAD models, drawings, and functional requirements to review tool access, materials, and critical features before production.
Clarify 2D drawings, 3D geometry, tolerances, and the features critical to function.
Review tooling access, internal radii, channel geometry, and workholding needs.
Discuss process choices and avoid machining complexity that does not improve function.
Use prototype and pilot build feedback to prepare for production readiness.
Share your STEP files and drawings for a manufacturing feasibility discussion.
Submit Your Design for ReviewFACTORY & PRODUCTION RESOURCES
Machining, forming, and inspection resources support the route from engineering samples to repeat orders. Reviewing the production plan around your part geometry and quantity helps keep process requirements clear.
Machining resources for custom pockets, channels, mounting surfaces, and complex components.
Rotational components such as shafts, sleeves, and fittings made around your drawing requirements.
Forming resources for suitable sheet metal geometries and repeat production requirements.
Measurement methods selected around critical dimensions and agreed inspection requirements.
Review the manufacturing resources your project requires.
Explore Our CapabilitiesMANUFACTURING APPLICATION EXAMPLES
Explore example manufacturing routes for thermal components, metal housings, and repeat production. Each approach is reviewed against the actual drawing, materials, and acceptance requirements.
Challenge
Coordinate interfaces and multiple metal components within a cooling assembly.
Approach
Review geometry, materials, joining methods, and inspection needs before agreeing the manufacturing route.
Challenge
Combine internal features with accurate mounting and assembly interfaces.
Approach
Plan CNC milling sequences, suitable workholding, and dimensional checks around critical drawing features.
Challenge
Maintain agreed dimensions across repeat orders and downstream finishing.
Approach
Coordinate process planning, fixtures, production checks, and final inspection records for the specified part.
ILLUSTRATIVE MANUFACTURING ROUTES / NOT COMPLETED CUSTOMER CASE STUDIES
Bring us a similar challenge and the drawings behind it.
Discuss Your ProjectOUR CUSTOM MANUFACTURING PROCESS
A defined sequence connects technical review, sample approval, manufacturing, and delivery—so your team can make decisions at the right stage.
Share CAD files, 2D drawings, materials, quantities, and critical requirements.
Discuss feasibility and technical questions before reviewing a project quotation.
Review prototypes or samples where required before approving production.
Produce approved components using the agreed process and drawing revision.
Check agreed dimensions and prepare the specified quality records.
Protect finished components and coordinate the agreed shipping requirements.
Start with your drawings and the requirements that matter to your team.
Start Your Manufacturing ProjectFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Understand drawing requirements, materials, production planning, and quality documentation before your custom manufacturing project begins.
Have a project-specific question? Include it with your drawings so we can discuss the details.
Please share STEP or other suitable 3D CAD files and PDF drawings, with material, quantity, surface finish, tolerances, and inspection requirements. Clear technical information helps us review the manufacturing route and prepare a relevant quotation.
Prototype and pilot production requirements can be reviewed alongside repeat orders. Share your quantity and development stage so we can discuss a suitable manufacturing approach.
Options include aluminum, copper, stainless steel, carbon and alloy steel, brass, and selected engineering plastics. The exact grade and its compatibility with machining, joining, and finishing should be confirmed during review.
Achievable tolerances depend on geometry, material, feature size, workholding, and the manufacturing process. Identify critical dimensions on your drawing so we can review feasibility and agree inspection methods.
Anodizing, hard anodizing, nickel plating, powder coating, bead blasting, and laser marking can be reviewed for suitable parts. Specify functional surfaces and any coating limits so finishing can be included in the process plan.
Jenbo supports custom liquid cold plate manufacturing based on customer drawings and project requirements. Share channel geometry, materials, interfaces, coolant compatibility, and any joining or testing specifications for review.
Timing depends on complexity, material availability, quantities, joining processes, finishing, and inspection requirements. A project schedule is discussed during quotation after reviewing the complete technical scope.
Specify the documents you require when requesting a quotation. We can review material certificates, dimensional reports, and project-specific test records, and confirm what will be included in the agreed scope.
Tell us about confidentiality requirements before sharing sensitive designs. NDA terms and approved channels for technical files should be agreed before transferring confidential information.
Share your drawing, operating requirements, target quantity, and inspection criteria. Review the proposed process, documentation, and project assumptions together so your team can evaluate the manufacturing fit.
Get answers specific to your component and manufacturing requirements.
Contact Our Engineering TeamSTART YOUR CUSTOM PROJECT
Looking for a liquid cooling solutions manufacturer that can work from your engineering requirements? Share your drawings, quantities, and project priorities to discuss a suitable route to production.
Clarify critical features and manufacturing requirements before production.
Plan prototypes, pilot builds, and repeat orders around your project.
Agree inspection methods and documentation for your components.
Discuss NDA requirements before transferring sensitive designs.