Custom Aroma Lamp Housings
Plan the molded cover, base and light window for an LED aroma lamp. Define visible surfaces, fit and any heat or liquid exposure before requesting tooling.
Map the surfaces the buyer will see
Mark which faces will be visible when the lamp is assembled and in use. Provide an approved color or texture reference, and show where the shell, base and light window meet. Use this drawing to discuss parting lines, gate witness marks and ejector marks before the plastic mold is designed.
Review the lamp in both lighting states
For a translucent cover, define the look in ambient light and when the LEDs are on. Use the intended LED board, spacing and assembly in the sample review. Agree where to assess light uniformity, the visibility of internal ribs and the joint between the cover and the base.
Show the mounting and exposure boundaries
Include fasteners or clips, cable or switch cutouts and any nearby electronics. For a heated fragrance design, identify the heat source, expected temperatures at the plastic and any fragrance contact. These conditions guide the material shortlist and sample checks.
Frequently asked questions
Can the lamp shell and light window use the same resin?
Evaluate both parts in the assembled lamp. The shell can prioritize color, texture and attachment, while the window may need different light transmission, haze or appearance. Compare candidate grades against the agreed sample criteria.
Can I send a sample before my CAD is complete?
Yes. Share photos or a physical reference and identify which features you want to reproduce or change. Provide revision-controlled drawings and mating parts before the tooling design is approved.
Discuss your drawing with OPINOX.
Plan the molded cover, base and light window for an LED aroma lamp. Define visible surfaces, fit and any heat or liquid exposure before requesting tooling.