Metal parts
CNC machining · metal fabrication
Geometry, tolerances and finishCapabilities
Product Manufacturing, Assembly & Testing in China
Make the parts. Bring the product together.
Discuss your requirementsManufacturing execution
One product. Several disciplines.
- Parts & materials
- Match the process to the product
- Tooling & samples
- Resolve details before production
- Assembly & testing
- Check the complete product
We connect your product requirements with suitable manufacturing processes and follow the work through tooling, samples, assembly and testing.
Manufacturing executionFrom individual parts
From individual parts
to an assembled product.
Choose the manufacturing route around the product: its materials, geometry, finish, volume and the way its parts come together.
Molded parts
Injection molding · rotational molding · PU
Materials, tooling and sample approvalElectronics & assembly
SMT · electronics manufacturing · assembly & testing
Components, assembly and test requirementsOther materials
Wood · resin / cement
Material properties, finish and consistencyPrepare the parts and the process
Follow tooling and fixture work, review samples and resolve changes with the engineering and manufacturing teams. Keep drawings, BOM and work instructions aligned.
Follow through on production
Coordinate assembly, inspection and testing. Track issues, agree corrective work and keep your team informed of decisions that affect production or delivery.
Start with your production requirements
- Drawings, specifications and BOM
- Expected volumes, materials, finishes and critical dimensions
- Existing samples, tooling, suppliers or test requirements
What the work can deliver
- Agreed manufacturing route and preparation plan
- Sample and first-part review findings
- Assembly, inspection and test requirements
- Production updates and a record of agreed changes
The information that supports the build
Drawings & BOMSample reviewAssembly instructionsInspection & testsApproved changes
Process overview. Manufacturing photographs and client project records are not shown here.
From a process choice to a working product
A manufacturing quotation needs more than a drawing. Volume, material grade, finish, critical features, assembly requirements and inspection expectations all influence the route. Identify missing information before comparing options so apparent price differences are not hidden differences in scope.
Review samples against the agreed revision and record deviations before approving the next commitment. A component that meets its own drawing may still create an assembly problem. Check the interfaces, test method and complete product as well as individual parts.
Settled before we start
The questions worth answering first.
- Which process actually suits this part?
- Geometry, material, finish, volume and quality requirement select the route: machining, injection moulding, metal fabrication, rotational moulding, resin or wood work, electronics assembly. The same part can be made three ways with three different cost and quality profiles.
- Who owns the tooling, and what does a change cost?
- Tooling ownership, revision control and the price of a change are agreed before money is committed. Tooling you cannot move is a constraint on every later decision.
- How do we know the first parts are right?
- Sample and first-article review against the drawings, then agreed inspection and test requirements for assembly. Drawings, BOM and work instructions are kept aligned as changes are made.
