Question Who makes any American pc cases?

[instawookie]

Just out of curiosity, what manufacturers are in the US when it comes to PC case manufacturing. Not that I really care about the 25% tariff I'm gonna buy whatever I want 9/10 times anyways. But it did have me curious as to whom all builds and designs cases specifically in the U.S.

Currently I believe Antec? Phanteks? and Msi right?

I tend to change cases like shoes, not sure why I do but for my personal rig I've had a little bit of everything in 4 years.
Entho Pro 2 , G500A , Meg 700R, Tower 600, Antec C8, and now trying to track a Havn 420 (black standard gpu mount)

 

[Lutfij]

Caselabs were a brand that had their cases designed and fabricated in the USA, they closed their doors years ago but someone had taken up the helm to revive it;

CaseLabs

CaseLabs design and manufacture premium computer cases and accessories for enthusiasts with high demands.

caselabs.se

The brand closed their doors around 2017~2019, if memory serves me well.

Currently I believe Antec? Phanteks? and Msi right?
Someone once said that China is the world's factory...practically all cases are made in China but designed elsewhere(unless stated otherwise). Phanteks' first foray of their Enthoo lineup was designed in (by a designer located in)Netherlands. Lian-Li were later reached out by the maker's of the Ncase M1 to get favorable manufacturing, QC as well as logistics support.

 

[punkncat]

No, the Phanteks, Antec, and MSI cases are made in China or Taiwan in two cases and "elsewhere" than the Netherlands in the case of Phanteks as noted above.

 

[COLGeek]

I would think the days of anyone (beyond some sort of custom, purpose built fab) manufacturing for consumers are LONG behind us.

 

[instawookie]

No, the Phanteks, Antec, and MSI cases are made in China or Taiwan in two cases and "elsewhere" than the Netherlands in the case of Phanteks as noted above.

😅 Knew I shouldnt have went off some of those headquarter locations lol. I just kind peeked at a couple brands but youre right, most likely sourcing all components from overseas.

Maybe I'm on to something here lol. Youll see me on shark tank with american made pc cases 🤣

 

[Eximo]

Caselabs went down with the last round of Steel tariffs.

Taiwan has amassed a staggering amount of tooling for heatsinks (machined and skivved), heatpipes, fin stacking, tempered glass side panels, stamps and presses for sheet metal, pcb manufacturing, and hand assembly of complex things (and even mundane things, like ATX power cables)

It works because it is all centralized. The rest of the world is going to have a golden age of computer building as they start price competing with their excess that would normally go through US channels. If nothing else it will be interesting to see.

 

[FLGamer]

Fractal Design is a US company

 

[USAFRet]

Fractal Design is a US company

Learn more about Fractal Design

Follow us back in time to the humble beginnings of what would grow to become one of the leading PC hardware designers in the world.

www.fractal-design.com

"Based in Gothenburg and with offices in the US as well as Taiwan"


Global headquarters
Fractal Gaming AB
Victor Hasselblads gata 16A
421 31 Västra Frölunda
Sweden

 

[FLGamer]

Learn more about Fractal Design

Follow us back in time to the humble beginnings of what would grow to become one of the leading PC hardware designers in the world.

www.fractal-design.com

"Based in Gothenburg and with offices in the US as well as Taiwan"


Global headquarters
Fractal Gaming AB
Victor Hasselblads gata 16A
421 31 Västra Frölunda
Sweden

your right, I just saw the US address for them

Apparently Slinger is a US company, but they are pricey

Products | Sliger

Sliger Designs is a manufacturing company based in the United States specializing in computer cases and systems.

www.sliger.com

 

[QyInvoLing]

Almost every case in the world is made in Zhanjiang which is a small city of Guangdong province in China.