Hardware Installation
Threaded inserts, self-clinching hardware, rivets, studs, bearings, and press fits.
Turnkey Manufacturing
Mechanical Assembly Services
Coordinate manufactured parts, purchased hardware, finishing, inspection, assembly, kitting, and packaging under one project.
Submit BOM, part files, drawings, work instructions, inspection points, and packaging requirements
Fewer Supplier HandoffsParts, hardware, finishing, assembly, and delivery coordination
- Joining
- Fasteners, inserts, press fits, bonding, welding, and riveting
- Control
- BOM, revision, incoming checks, in-process checks, final inspection
- Delivery
- Kitting, labels, protective packaging, and scheduled releases
Turnkey Support
Receive a finished subassembly instead of separate components
Multi-Process Parts
Combine machining, molding, sheet metal, castings, extrusions, and purchased items.
Controlled Hardware
Manage fastener, insert, bearing, seal, hinge, and connector specifications.
Documented Build
Use BOM revisions, drawings, work instructions, torque values, and checkpoints.
Delivery-Ready Packaging
Apply labels, kits, protective packaging, and release schedules around downstream use.
Capabilities
Assembly and completion operations
Mechanical Assembly
Fastened components with controlled sequence, torque, locking, and orientation.
Welded Assembly
Sheet, tube, plate, and machined components joined in fixtures.
Bonding and Sealing
Specified adhesives, tapes, gaskets, sealants, and surface preparation.
Kitting
Group manufactured and purchased components by unit, station, or installation set.
Inspection and Test
Dimensional checks, visual criteria, fit checks, leak checks, and custom test steps.
Workflow
Control parts and revisions before final build
1
Review Package
Validate BOM, revisions, specifications, make-versus-buy scope, and acceptance criteria.
2
Source Components
Manufacture custom parts and procure approved standard items.
3
Build and Inspect
Complete incoming checks, controlled assembly, in-process verification, and final inspection.
4
Pack and Release
Apply labels, documentation, protection, kitting, and delivery schedule.
RFQ Package
Files needed for an assembly review
Top-Level 3D ModelComponent ModelsAssembly DrawingBill of MaterialsPart DrawingsApproved ManufacturersWork InstructionsTorque RequirementsInspection PlanTest MethodLabelsPackaging SpecificationAnnual Forecast
FAQ
Assembly questions
Can you source standard hardware?
Yes. Provide manufacturer and part number or a clearly defined approved equivalent policy.
Can you assemble parts made by different processes?
Yes. The project can combine machined, molded, cast, extruded, fabricated, and purchased components.
Can finished assemblies ship in kits?
Yes. Define kit contents, labels, traceability, protective packaging, carton quantity, and release schedule.
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