Data center hardware manufacturing partners

Your outsourced sourcing partner

Finding a shop that will prototype a cold plate or a custom rack takes days of cold outreach. Upload your design once and surface independent shops already set up for thermal and rack hardware, so you spend your time on the system.

Built for thermal and power hardware

Cold plates and busbars fail on flatness, cleanliness, and resistance. Shortlist shops that hold flatness on contact faces, leak-test sealed assemblies, and coordinate the plating your busbars need.

Prototype through pilot deployment

Compare quotes and lead times from several shops for a validation build, then keep the same shop as you scale a validated design into a pilot rack deployment without re-sourcing.

Real quotes, no sales gate

Upload a drawing and get competitive quotes from independent shops without a rep in the middle. Faster than login-walled portals, and you see the real spread.

The general quality management baseline you will see on most precision shops. It signals documented, repeatable processes for scaling a validated cold plate or rack into a pilot deployment.

The core requirement for liquid cooling. Ask whether the shop can pressure- or leak-test sealed cold plates and manifolds, and how it joins them: brazing, friction stir welding, or a gasketed two-piece design.

A cold plate only works if it makes contact. Confirm the shop can hold flatness on the die-facing surface and produce the specified finish for thermal-interface contact.

Chips and burrs contaminate a coolant loop and clog cold plates. Confirm parts are deburred, cleaned, and capped or bagged so they arrive ready to plumb into a system.