Home Appliances Manufacturing
We make the metal and plastic parts inside your fridge, oven, washer, and more. From casting and molding to CNC work and final assembly, we handle every step in one place.
What Is Home Appliances Manufacturing?
Home appliances manufacturing means making the metal and plastic parts that go inside things like fridges, ovens, washers, and small kitchen tools. These parts must be safe, strong, and work for years without breaking.
Meco makes them using CNC machining, injection molding, and die casting. Every part is checked before it ships, so it fits right and keeps working for years.
Why Meco Is the Right Choice
Appliances run every day for years, in hot, wet, busy kitchens and laundry rooms. Here is how Meco builds parts that keep working, load after load.
What We Can Make
Every part your appliance needs, made and finished under one roof.
Home Appliances for Every Room
From the kitchen to the laundry room, we make parts built to work hard and last for years.
Cooking Appliances
Heat safe parts for ovens, stovetops, and range hoods.
Refrigeration
Cooling system housings, shelves, and door parts for fridges and freezers.
Laundry Appliances
Drums, tubs, and control parts for washers and dryers.
Small Kitchen Appliances
Housings and blades for blenders, mixers, and coffee makers. See our material options.
Air & Climate Control
Fan housings and vents for air conditioners and purifiers.
Smart Interfaces
Buttons, knobs, and screens for smart appliance controls.
Materials for Home Appliances
Picking the right material keeps parts safe, light, and long lasting. Meco helps you choose the right one, then adds the right finish to protect it.
| Material | Why It Works | Common Use |
|---|---|---|
| Aluminum (5052, 6061) | Light, rust proof, and easy to shape | Housings, panels, heat sinks |
| Stainless Steel (304, 430) | Resists rust, heat, and daily wash downs | Fridge doors, oven interiors, sinks |
| Carbon Steel | Strong and low cost | Frames, brackets, drum supports |
| ABS Plastic | Tough and easy to mold | Control panels, housings, bins |
| Polypropylene (PP) | Flexes without cracking, resists heat | Door seals, tubs, small parts |
| Nylon (PA) | Wears well and resists heat | Gears, clips, motor parts |
| Copper | Carries heat and electricity well | Wiring, heating coils, tubing |
Every material is paired with the right finish for a long life, from powder coat to plating. See our surface finishing services and plastic material catalog for the full range.
Ready to Start Your Appliance Part?
Send us your files and we will reply with a quote in under 24 hours.
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Appliance parts must survive years of heat, water, and daily use. Our IATF 16949:2016 system pairs careful planning like APQP, PPAP, and SPC with real world testing, from raw material all the way to the finished part.
Heat & Load Testing
Parts are tested under heat, load, and repeat use so they hold up in real kitchens and laundry rooms.
CMM Inspection
We measure key features to tight tolerances, so parts fit right every single time.
UL & IEC Safety Checks
Electrical and heat safety parts are checked against UL and IEC standards before they ship.
Full Lot & Serial Trace
Every part is tracked from raw material through every process, so any issue can be found fast.
FAIR & PPAP Docs
First article reports and PPAP packs prove parts match your drawing before big runs start.
Material Certs & CoA
Material certificates prove the metal or plastic is exactly what you asked for.
REACH, RoHS & Home Safety Rules
Parts meet global rules for safe materials so they are ready for use in real homes.
CTQ & SPC Reporting
Ongoing checks keep quality steady across large, repeat production runs.
Questions People Ask
What counts as a home appliance part?
Any metal or plastic piece inside things like fridges, ovens, washers, and small kitchen tools, such as housings, drums, knobs, and seals.
Can you make both metal and plastic parts?
Yes. We cast and machine metal parts and mold plastic parts like bins, seals, and panels, all in one place. See our material catalog.
How do you make sure parts are safe?
We test parts for heat, load, and electrical safety, and check them against UL and IEC standards before they ship.
Are you certified for strict quality rules?
Yes. Meco is IATF 16949:2016 certified, which covers all ISO 9001:2015 rules and adds extra checks for safety critical parts.
What order sizes can you handle?
From small test batches to millions of parts a year, with no minimum order, so we support both pilot runs and full production.
How fast can I get a quote?
In under 24 hours. Send your files and we add design tips that can lower cost. See our cost guide.
Where are your factories?
Production is in Thailand and China, with U.S. engineering support and warehousing across North America and Asia.
How to Get Started
Send your drawings with material, volume, and finish details. We reply in under 24 hours.
You get a cost breakdown plus design tips that can lower part cost and lead time.
We build tooling, then check the first part and share full reports before any big run.
Full runs start with locked specs and scheduling, ready to scale to millions of parts.
Helpful Guides
How Much Does a Metal Part Cost?
What drives the price of a part and how to lower it.
Read the guide →
Which Metal Is Best for Die Casting?
A simple guide to picking the right metal for your part.
Read the guide →
Surface Finish Chart
A simple guide to the finishes that protect your parts.
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