fusedcase
Fusedcase is a term used to describe a class of protective enclosures and housings that are manufactured by fusing different materials or components into a single, continuous structure. The approach emphasizes seamless joints, integrated features, and layered material combinations to improve impact resistance, water and dust sealing, and aesthetic continuity. Fusedcase designs range from consumer electronics covers to industrial equipment housings.
Design and materials often combine rigid shells (such as polycarbonate or aluminum) with elastomeric layers (like
Applications include smartphone and tablet protection, camera and wearable enclosures, and ruggedized cases for tools and
Criticisms and limitations focus on repairability and recyclability: fused constructions can be harder to disassemble for