Assembly Services

We manufacture, inspect, and assemble precision parts according to your Bill of Materials (BOM) to create complete mechanical assemblies. By reducing the need to coordinate with multiple suppliers, you receive ready-to-use assemblies from a single, reliable manufacturing partner.

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Custom Assembly Services, One Delivery Instead of Many

As a one-stop custom manufacturer, we provide tailored assembly services. We verify components against your BOM, complete the assembly, and deliver a finished product ready for immediate installation or testing—thereby mitigating risk and avoiding project delays caused by dealing with multiple suppliers.

One schedule, one inspection record and one shipment, instead of managing separate vendors for parts, hardware and assembly.

Every component is counted and checked against the BOM before assembly starts, so gaps are found early.

Trained technicians follow your drawings, torque values and sequence notes on every unit, from the first to the last.

Finished assemblies can be packed, labeled and delivered straight to your warehouse or production line.

Parts We assemble, Whatever the Manufacturing Process

Part Type Typical Assembly Work Example Products
CNC Machined Parts Fastener, insert, dowel pin, bearing, and seal fitting Housings, manifolds, fixtures
Sheet Metal Parts Hardware insertion, riveting, bolting, bracket, and panel assembly Enclosures, chassis, covers
Injection Molded Plastic Parts Snap-fit assembly, screw fastening, heat-set insert installation, and gasket fitting Device shells, caps, holders
Die Cast & Cast Parts Thread cleanup, fastening, sealing, and mating-part fitting Gearbox housings, pump housings
3D Printed Parts Fit checks, insert installation, and mixed-material assembly Prototypes, jigs, pilot builds
Purchased & Standard Components Kitting, sorting, and installation of bearings, springs, seals, fasteners, and other components Mechanical sub-assemblies

Our Assembly Capabilities

We can assemble a wide range of mechanical components.

  • Hardware and insert installation
  • Sub-assembly and final assembly
  • Bearing, seal and O-ring fitting
  • Metal to plastic and mixed-material builds
  • Kitting and BOM verification
  • Fit, movement and basic function checks
  • Dimensional inspection reports on request
  • Labeling, individual packing and shipment

What to send for an accurate assembly quote

Missing some of these? Send what you have and we will tell you what else is needed. NDA available on request.

  • Assembly drawing or exploded view
  • Bill of materials (BOM)
  • 2D drawings and 3D CAD files
  • Torque values and fastening order
  • Photos or a reference sample
  • Who supplies each component
  • Quantity and target delivery date
  • Packaging and labeling requirements

Get your parts delivered as a finished assembly

Send your CAD files, drawings or BOM. We will review the build and reply with a quote within 12 hours.

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