Decisions to make early
A clear bill of materials and assembly sequence help identify missing parts and access issues. Include fastening, cable routing, adjustment and functional test requirements.
ENGINEERING / 08
Assembly & Integration
Individual components. One working product.
Plan how parts come together, how the assembly will be checked and how the finished product will be prepared for dispatch.
Discuss this service
THE SCOPEOne brief.
One brief.
Every detail.
Explore the processes relevant to your project. The final scope is agreed after a technical review.
01
Mechanical assembly
02
Sub-assemblies
03
Electrical-mechanical integration
04
Functional testing
05
Packaging and dispatch
PLAN YOUR REQUIREMENTA useful brief.
A useful brief.
A clearer next step.
Mechanical subassemblies, complete products and assemblies combining mechanical and electrical elements.
What to agree before work begins
Agree component responsibilities, assembly revision, inspection and test steps, labelling and packaging requirements.
BEFORE YOU ENQUIREQuestions,
Questions,
answered.
What should I prepare for an assembly enquiry?
Provide the bill of materials, assembly drawings, component supply plan and quantity. Include work instructions or a reference sample if available, plus the checks required before dispatch.
Should packaging be considered during assembly planning?
Yes. Share the delivery route, protection needs and whether the product will travel fully assembled or in sections. Packing and any installation requirements should be agreed with the scope.
A CLEAR START
What to share.
Bill of materials, assembly drawings, test requirements and packaging needs.
Technical scope, material suitability, tolerances, inspection criteria, pricing and timing are confirmed after reviewing your requirements.
A CONNECTED APPROACHThink beyond
Think beyond
one process.
Your project may need design, fabrication, finishing and assembly together. Include the complete requirement so each step can be considered in context.
Explore all servicesKEEP YOUR PROJECT MOVING
