Kradex is a Polish manufacturer of plastic enclosures for electronic, electrical and electrotechnical applications. Established in Warsaw in 1985, the family-rooted business has developed its own injection moulding operations, engineering resources and toolroom. Its catalogue includes modular and purpose-built housings for industrial users.
Our production combines injection moulding with in-house enclosure design, 3D modelling and mould manufacture. Customers can choose from standard catalogue products or commission new housings matched to specified mechanical, installation and environmental requirements. Material and colour selection, milling of functional openings and other enclosure personalisation services support the transition from an engineering concept to repeatable production.
Kradex serves international customers through its production and warehousing facilities. The company reports 18 injection moulding machines and an output capacity of approximately 25,000 enclosures per day. Its technical team works with clients to develop practical, manufacturable housing solutions.
Kradex manufactures injection-moulded plastic housings for electronic and electrical equipment. Its Warsaw facilities operate 18 injection moulding machines and supply both standard enclosure families and customer-specific designs. Material selection and repeatable tooling support production in different sizes and configurations.
The portfolio includes functional technical enclosures designed to protect and accommodate electronic modules, power supplies and industrial controls. Product options include sealing, mounting features, covers and different materials depending on the specification. Customers can select a standard housing or request a modified geometry.
The in-house design team develops customer-specific enclosure concepts from application requirements. Projects include dimensional definition, digital 3D models and consideration of wall thickness and mould filling. Engineers can adapt existing catalogue housings or create new designs for series production.
An in-house toolroom manufactures injection moulds for new enclosure designs. Electrical discharge machining, wire EDM and CNC milling resources support the preparation and maintenance of production tooling. The integrated process reduces the handover between enclosure design, tool making and moulding.
Kradex offers personalisation of catalogue enclosures, including milling functional openings and marking or printing options. These operations help customers prepare housings for their electronics without commissioning a completely new mould. The company provides a dedicated milling and personalisation service for custom configurations.
Kradex prepares injection-mould designs as part of its customer-specific enclosure development process. The design team uses injection simulation and engineering review before tool manufacture. This helps translate a validated enclosure geometry into tooling suitable for repeatable plastic production.
The design process includes 3D modelling and physical feasibility checks before full series tooling. Kradex lists a Zortrax M200 3D printer among its engineering resources and can also adapt or mill catalogue housings for validation. Prototyping scope is confirmed against each customer project rather than assumed for every material or geometry.
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