Formed plastic parts and custom enclosures

Custom housings, covers, formed shells, domes and letters, plus small cut parts in plastic and metal. We work from a drawing or sample to discuss the shape and purpose of your part.

Made in: Riga, Latvia
Work shown: Housings, covers, shells, domes, letters and cut parts
Starting point: A drawing or sample
Workshop materials: Plastic, metal and wood
Order size: One part, a prototype or a series

Two-part plastic enclosure A two-part enclosure with a handle and openings in the side.

White Nordic is a custom production workshop in Riga, Latvia making plastic parts and enclosures alongside wood and metal work. The photographs here show finished parts and work in progress, including a two-part enclosure, formed letters before and after trimming, textured domes and bent profiles.

For a technical enquiry, explain what the part must cover, contain or connect to. Mark the dimensions and openings that matter, and identify the surfaces that will remain visible. A photograph of the surrounding assembly can help explain the relationship between your part and the objects next to it.

Housings and covers

The two-part enclosure has a white top, a dark base, a carry handle and side openings. A second photograph shows the same enclosure from above, with its raised contours and handle. These examples distinguish the outer shape from openings and attached elements. In your drawing, identify what each opening is for and which parts need to meet.

Top of the same enclosure seen from above, with a raised pattern and a black carry handle — The top from above, with its raised pattern and handle.

Formed shells, domes and letters

The gallery includes a clear animal-head shell, white formed letters, textured clear domes and a sheet with rows of pyramids. Some pieces are shown before trimming, making the surrounding sheet visible. Use these references to describe the surface shape you need, and specify whether your enquiry concerns a finished part or an intermediate piece.

Clear plastic shell in the shape of an animal's head, lying on the machine bed — Clear formed shell A clear shell straight off the machine, before trimming.

Glossy white letter R formed in plastic, still on its untrimmed sheet — Formed letter R A formed letter R, before it is cut from the sheet.

Glossy white letter A in plastic with bevelled faces, standing against an orange background — Formed letter A A finished letter A with bevelled faces.

Two clear plastic domes with a raised pattern — Clear textured domes Two clear domes with a raised pattern.

Two clear plastic sheets side by side, each formed with rows of small pyramids — Sheets with a pyramid pattern Two clear sheets formed with rows of pyramids.

Cut and bent parts

Bent tinted sheets sit alongside a bracket with cut-outs, a cut-metal gear shape and a plate with raised lettering. A carved foam ornament is also shown. These are examples of different part geometries. Send a drawing that distinguishes the outline, bends, openings and surface details required for your own component.

Smoked tinted plastic sheets bent into zigzag profiles — Bent tinted dividers Tinted sheet bent into zigzag profiles.

Black bracket with a red inlay A bent bracket with cut-outs and a red inlay.

Gear wheel with four spokes, cut from gold-tone metal — Cut gear wheel A gear wheel cut from metal.

Metal plate with raised letters spelling a web address, inside a raised border — Metal plate with raised letters A plate with raised letters and a raised border.

Yellow foam strip carved with a leaf ornament in relief — Carved foam relief A leaf ornament carved in a foam strip.

Materials and finishes

The photographed pieces include clear, white, grey and tinted plastic, metal parts and a foam relief. Our workshop also works with steel and acrylic, and uses laser cutting and CNC milling. Tell us what the part has to do, and the material and the process are chosen to suit it.

How an order works

Your briefSend the artwork, a drawing or a photo, the size and how many you need.
Drawing and 3D reviewWe draw it to scale, and you check the design from each side on a private page.
Quote and approvalThe cost and the scope are agreed before anything is made.
Made in RigaWe make and assemble your piece in our Riga workshop. For a series, one prototype comes first.

What to send us for a quote

A drawing, a 3D file or a sample of the part
The material and thickness, if you know them
Where the part will be used
How many you need

No minimum order: one piece, a prototype or a full series.

Questions

Can I enquire using an existing part as a sample?

Yes. A sample or a drawing can be the starting point. Explain what you want to retain and what should change, and include any dimensions or surrounding components that determine how the new part should work.

What should an enclosure drawing show?

Show the overall size, the separate sections and the position of openings. Identify any handle or other attached part. Include a view of what the enclosure will contain and explain how access is needed.

Can I specify a clear or textured shell?

The examples include clear shells, textured domes and a sheet with a repeated raised pattern. Send a reference for the appearance you need, together with the intended shape, size and purpose of the part.

Can you make one part before a series?

Yes. We make individual parts and prototypes, and a series starts with one prototype. The design is reviewed through a drawing and a private 3D page, with the quote agreed before production begins.

Where can I see formed letters used as a sign reference?

This page shows the shaped plastic letters themselves. Our signage collection shows finished signs and lettering in different settings. Include both the required letter shape and the intended appearance of the complete sign in your brief.

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Tell us what you need, the size and how many. We reply personally to every request.

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