Cases for Arduino

Protect and mount your Arduino the right way. Browse UNO/Mega/Nano cases in acrylic, ABS, and aluminum—plus stackable lids for shields, DIN-rail enclosures, and project boxes with cable and GPIO access. Perfect for labs, classrooms, robots, and IoT installs in the Philippines.

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  • Acrylic (clear/smoke): quick assembly, visible LEDs and labeling
  • ABS / plastic project box: durable, easy to drill for custom ports
  • Aluminum: rugged with better heat spread for motor/driver builds
  • DIN-rail mount: control cabinet enclosures for industrial panels
  • Mounting plates: M3 pattern plates for robots and kiosks

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Compatibility Notes

  • Footprint: UNO/UNO R4 use the R3 hole pattern; Mega 2560 is longer and needs a dedicated case.
  • Ports: Match the case cutout to your board’s connector (USB-B vs Micro-B vs USB-C; DC barrel jack).
  • Shield height: Use tall/vented lids for motor shields, Ethernet, or stacked proto shields.
  • Mounting hardware: Arduino boards usually take M3 hardware; check case kit contents before adding to cart.

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Official Arduino • Arduino-Compatible Boards • Arduino Shields • Cables • Tools

FAQs – Arduino Cases & Enclosures (Philippines)

Will a UNO case fit the UNO R4?
Most R3-pattern holes align, but the UNO R4 uses USB-C instead of USB-B. Choose a case specifically labeled for UNO R4 to ensure port clearance.
How do I mount a shielded stack?
Pick a tall or vented lid and use stackable headers. For hot motor drivers, add a 30/40 mm fan and heatsinks.
What screws and standoffs do I need?
Most Arduino boards use M3 hardware. Many cases include screws; if not, add an M3 standoff kit (assorted lengths) to your cart.
Do you ship nationwide and support school/corporate orders?
Yes. We ship nationwide across the Philippines via trusted couriers and can prepare classroom bundles and bulk quotations on request.
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Protect and mount your Arduino the right way. Browse UNO/Mega/Nano cases in acrylic, ABS, and aluminum—plus stackable lids for shields, DIN-rail enclosures, and project boxes with cable and GPIO access. Perfect for labs, classrooms, robots, and IoT installs in the Philippines.

Shop by Board

Shop by Style

  • Acrylic (clear/smoke): quick assembly, visible LEDs and labeling
  • ABS / plastic project box: durable, easy to drill for custom ports
  • Aluminum: rugged with better heat spread for motor/driver builds
  • DIN-rail mount: control cabinet enclosures for industrial panels
  • Mounting plates: M3 pattern plates for robots and kiosks

Recommended Accessories

Compatibility Notes

  • Footprint: UNO/UNO R4 use the R3 hole pattern; Mega 2560 is longer and needs a dedicated case.
  • Ports: Match the case cutout to your board’s connector (USB-B vs Micro-B vs USB-C; DC barrel jack).
  • Shield height: Use tall/vented lids for motor shields, Ethernet, or stacked proto shields.
  • Mounting hardware: Arduino boards usually take M3 hardware; check case kit contents before adding to cart.

Related Collections

Official Arduino • Arduino-Compatible Boards • Arduino Shields • Cables • Tools

FAQs – Arduino Cases & Enclosures (Philippines)

Will a UNO case fit the UNO R4?
Most R3-pattern holes align, but the UNO R4 uses USB-C instead of USB-B. Choose a case specifically labeled for UNO R4 to ensure port clearance.
How do I mount a shielded stack?
Pick a tall or vented lid and use stackable headers. For hot motor drivers, add a 30/40 mm fan and heatsinks.
What screws and standoffs do I need?
Most Arduino boards use M3 hardware. Many cases include screws; if not, add an M3 standoff kit (assorted lengths) to your cart.
Do you ship nationwide and support school/corporate orders?
Yes. We ship nationwide across the Philippines via trusted couriers and can prepare classroom bundles and bulk quotations on request.
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