Airport System Integrators
Coordinate a kiosk outer housing around the confirmed equipment package and installation interfaces.
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Airport equipment enclosure
YHS manufactures custom airport self-service kiosk outer housings and equipment enclosures for terminal projects. We coordinate physical cabinet structure, approved screen and scanner openings, printer access, ventilation provisions, cable routes and removable maintenance panels around confirmed equipment drawings. YHS does not manufacture airline software, passport-recognition systems, payment systems or airline IT systems.
YHS supplies the kiosk outer housing, physical structure and confirmed equipment interfaces for airport projects. We can coordinate screen openings, scanner and printer access, cable paths, ventilation provisions and removable service panels from approved equipment data. The airline software, check-in software, payment systems, passport-recognition systems and other airport IT equipment are outside YHS’s manufacturing scope.
For airport integrators, terminal contractors, operators and designers who need an equipment-ready physical enclosure built from approved project information.
Coordinate a kiosk outer housing around the confirmed equipment package and installation interfaces.
Plan kiosk cabinets with drawing-based dimensions, module handling and site access requirements.
Review passenger-facing layout, service access and branding provisions for the operating environment.
Develop an equipment enclosure that aligns with the terminal interior and approved kiosk specification.
Each housing is coordinated around its specific equipment package rather than treated as a generic cabinet.
Outer cabinets for confirmed self-service check-in hardware, screen openings and user-facing interfaces.
Custom housings and surrounding counter elements coordinated with the confirmed baggage drop equipment package.
Freestanding or integrated enclosures for approved screens, wayfinding interfaces and service access.
Outer forms, color selections and branding provisions adapted to the approved terminal design.
Final cabinet dimensions and interface details depend on the selected equipment and approved installation drawings.
Use confirmed supplier information to align the physical housing with maintenance, user access and service requirements.
Confirm screen model, bezel clearance, mounting method and the visible opening before fabrication.
Provide component dimensions and usage position so the enclosure can be prepared around the approved interface.
Coordinate printer opening, paper-service access and maintenance clearance with the equipment supplier.
Plan entry points and internal routes around approved power and data requirements; YHS does not provide airline IT systems.
Panel locations and opening methods are confirmed around the service tasks required after installation.
Logo, color and lighting details can be fabricated after artwork, position and technical details are approved.
Material and internal structure
Enclosure construction is selected for approved cabinet geometry, equipment mounting and project conditions. The final structure is confirmed from drawings and the selected equipment package.
A 12 mm acrylic solid surface sheet can be selected for visible enclosure panels according to the approved material choice.
An 18–25 mm E0 plywood substrate can be used where layered construction is suitable for the approved design.
Reinforced steel or stainless-steel framing can be added where equipment, span or mounting details require it.
Actual structure is confirmed according to approved drawings, dimensions, equipment and project requirements.
Select the enclosure options that support the terminal design, equipment data and approved operational brief.
Outer housing dimensions are built around the approved equipment and terminal plan.
Exterior colors are selected for the approved terminal design.
Special forms can be reviewed when compatible with the equipment package and fabrication details.
Branding provisions can be included when artwork and fabrication details are approved.
Lighting integration is coordinated with the approved electrical and enclosure plan.
Cable entries and routes are planned around confirmed power and data requirements.
Cut-outs are produced from confirmed equipment drawings and installation tolerances.
Module dimensions and export packing are reviewed for the confirmed delivery route and site conditions.
Equipment information is confirmed before the physical enclosure enters production.
Share kiosk type, quantities, equipment data, location and delivery target.
Review the available architectural and equipment information.
Confirm mounting, cut-outs, access, ventilation and cable requirements.
Confirm visible finishes and branding details before shop drawings are finalized.
Approve the enclosure geometry and interface positions before production.
Manufacture follows the approved shop drawing and project requirements.
Finished housing components are checked against the approved production information.
Packing and delivery coordination follow the confirmed shipment plan.
Practical questions about the physical cabinet, equipment interfaces and drawing requirements.
Yes. YHS manufactures the outer housing, structure and confirmed interfaces for airport self-service kiosk projects. This can include screen openings, printer access, scanner provisions, cable routes and removable panels. YHS does not manufacture airline software, check-in software or airline IT systems.
Please provide the equipment model drawings, overall dimensions, component locations, mounting method, ventilation needs, power and data entry points, maintenance access requirements, quantity and project location. This information lets YHS coordinate the physical enclosure accurately. It also helps identify unresolved interfaces early.
Yes, when YHS receives the confirmed equipment dimensions and required clearances. Openings and access provisions are coordinated in the shop drawing for approval. The equipment itself and its software are supplied and supported by the relevant specialist provider. Final locations follow the approved drawing.
Ventilation is planned according to the selected equipment supplier’s requirements. Share the required air-flow, clearance and service information with the project package. YHS can provide the physical enclosure provisions shown in the approved drawings. YHS does not set the equipment performance requirement.
Color, logo and lighting provisions can be reviewed as part of the outer housing design. Final artwork, placement, material selection and any electrical interface need approval before the shop drawing and production release. YHS does not supply the associated equipment or software.
Send a drawing or reference image, equipment details, quantity, material or color preference, project location, shipping conditions and target delivery date. YHS will use this information to identify the enclosure scope and any unresolved interfaces before quotation. Final scope follows approved project information.
Send your drawings, dimensions, quantity, equipment requirements and target delivery date for project review.
Or email info@yanhesheng.com with a drawing link or project reference.
Project planning
YHS supplies the custom outer housing, physical cabinet structure and approved equipment interfaces for airport kiosk projects. Screen, scanner and printer openings, cable routes, ventilation...
YHS supplies the custom outer housing, physical cabinet structure and approved equipment interfaces for airport kiosk projects. Screen, scanner and printer openings, cable routes, ventilation provisions and removable service panels are coordinated from confirmed equipment drawings. Software, payment systems and airport IT remain outside YHS’s furniture manufacturing scope.
Supporting details: Outer housing; equipment interface; software boundary