Stainless steel perforated burner emitters for gas patio heaters, punched and formed at the YBT plant in Taichung, Taiwan

Manufacturing Services

Server Chassis Manufacturing

Rack cases, chassis and mounting hardware for server and data centre equipment, built to your mechanical drawing.

What is different about building a server chassis compared with a general enclosure?

A server chassis is a mechanical part with electrical and thermal consequences. Panel flatness and rail position govern whether cards and drive carriers seat correctly, so hole position tolerance matters more than overall size tolerance. Ventilation openings have to deliver a specified open area without compromising stiffness, which usually means perforation patterns chosen for airflow rather than appearance. Grounding paths depend on plating and on which surfaces are left uncoated, so masking on a coated chassis is a functional requirement rather than a cosmetic one. Rack products also have to hold standard mounting dimensions across production, because a chassis that fits one rack and not another is a field failure. YBT builds chassis parts using the same perforating, forming and finishing equipment it uses for its own products.

What are the server chassis manufacturing specifications?

Check the figures below against your drawing before you send it. If the number you need is not listed, ask us directly.

Server Chassis Manufacturing capability
Parameter	Capability
Product types	Rack cases, chassis, drive cages, brackets and mounting hardware, built to the customer’s mechanical drawing
Rack dimensions	Mounting dimensions taken from the customer drawing and held across production; rack standard compliance is verified against the drawing at first article
Materials	SECC and SGCC galvanised steels, SPCC cold-rolled steel, aluminium AL5052 / AL6061, stainless SUS304
Tolerance	Stamped features ±0.05 mm; laser-cut profiles ±0.1 mm; hole positions per drawing
Ventilation perforation	Punched on TRUMPF TruPunch 5000 / 1000 or laser cut, pattern per drawing
Surface treatment	Plating, powder coating or liquid paint, with uncoated grounding areas kept per drawing
Assembly	Sub-assembly and finished unit; welding on OTC arc robot and laser welding robot
Quality system	ISO 9001:2015, certified by TÜV NORD Taiwan since 2017 (certificate 66 100 172733, valid to 2029-06-01)
Lead time	Parts: typically 1 to 2 weeks after order, depending on quantity
MOQ	Guideline 1,000 pcs per part number; smaller quantities quoted case by case, unit price reflects volume

Figures reflect YBT’s in-house equipment and plant records as of 2026. The workable range for a specific part is confirmed at quotation.

Typical applications

Server & data centre

Rack panels, chassis parts and mounting hardware.

Server ›

Home appliance

Panels, brackets and internal structural parts.

Appliance ›

Foodservice

Grill bodies, burner covers and stainless enclosures.

Foodservice ›

Questions you may have

Can you insert PEM fasteners?

Hardware insertion is quoted as part of sub-assembly when the fastener type and position are on the drawing. Specify the fastener part numbers with the enquiry so the correct tooling is confirmed at quotation.

Can you mask areas for grounding?

Yes. Areas to remain uncoated for grounding are marked on the drawing and kept free of coating during plating, powder coating or painting.

Do you have experience with server or data centre customers?

YBT has produced PC cases, industrial PC and server rack cases for OEM customers, as listed on its product pages, using the same punching, forming and finishing equipment as its own appliance range. Customer names in this sector are not published.

What rack standards do you work to?

To the customer’s drawing. The mounting dimensions and rack height on the drawing are treated as critical dimensions, checked at first article and held across production.