Professional Stage Audio OEM
Metalcorex manufactures the metal, plastic, safety, and enclosure hardware behind line arrays, touring PA cabinets, stage monitors, subwoofers, and professional amplifiers.
Component Families
Source individual custom parts or coordinate related metal, molded, safety, and enclosure components under one drawing package.
Fly bars, links, angle plates, clamps, load interfaces, and precision pins.
Perforated steel, formed edges, mesh support, coating, and cosmetic inspection.
CNC prototypes, production tooling, injection molding, and textured surfaces.
Rack housings, rear panels, covers, heat sinks, and connector cutouts.
Wall, ceiling, pole, truss, tilt, and swivel mounting hardware.
Pole cups, tilt adapters, stand tubes, base parts, feet, and caster fittings.
Safety lanyards, anti-loss cables, locking tethers, and custom terminals.
Quick-release pins, captive hardware, threaded inserts, locks, and retainers.
System-level sourcingParts developed around your cabinet, driver, amplifier, and installation interfaces.
Built Around the Assembly
Stage hardware does more than look correct. It must assemble consistently, survive handling, protect the system, and arrive ready for your production line.
Design-to-Production Decisions
Audio hardware is not interchangeable commodity work. The right manufacturing route depends on the load path, acoustic opening, thermal interface, assembly stack, cosmetic surface, and production volume.
Where does the load travel, which interfaces locate the cabinet, and which features must remain captive in service?
CNC machining, laser cutting, bending, welding, heat treatment, coating, and controlled hardware assembly.
Material and revision records, critical dimensions, fixture checks, finish review, and assembly verification to the approved plan.
What open area, bridge width, formed depth, edge retention, foam stack, and cosmetic face does the enclosure require?
Perforation or laser cutting, forming, deburring, powder coating, foam application, and cabinet-fit inspection.
Hole pattern and pitch, overall profile, edge condition, coating appearance, and fit against the approved enclosure interface.
Which acoustic surfaces are critical, and how do draft, wall thickness, fastening, texture, and molding access affect them?
CNC prototype, DFM and tooling review, mold fabrication, injection molding, insert installation, and cosmetic finishing.
Critical profile checks, throat and mounting interfaces, approved texture and color, insert position, and assembly fit.
How do airflow, heat transfer, connector access, shielding, serviceability, and rack alignment interact?
Extrusion and CNC machining, sheet metal cutting and forming, marking, finishing, inserts, and subassembly.
Flatness and hole position, heat-sink contact, connector fit, coating and marking appearance, and final assembly review.
RFQ Review
| Drawing package | STEP or STP model, controlled 2D drawing, revision, and mating-part information. |
|---|---|
| Application | Line array, PA cabinet, stage monitor, subwoofer, amplifier, installation, or touring accessory. |
| Critical requirements | Material, finish, annual quantity, load or fit notes, cosmetic surfaces, and inspection points. |
| Program stage | Prototype, tooling evaluation, first production, repeat supply, cost reduction, or supplier replacement. |
Start a Stage Audio Project
Upload drawings for rigging, grilles, horns, chassis, brackets, mounts, pins, safety cables, or related custom hardware.