Assembly and secondary operations for machined components.
Light assembly bundles machined parts into subassemblies or kits, reducing handling on the OEM side and consolidating quality documentation under a single supplier.
- Typical tolerance
- ±0.0005”
- Working envelope
- Project-specific
- Machine platforms
- Manual assembly stations · Torque-controlled fastening as required
- Production
- Prototype → production
What this process is for.
Subassembly of in-house machined components.
Hardware installation, dowel pinning, and basic mechanical assembly.
Kitting and packaging on request.
Process at a glance
- Working envelope
- Project-specific
- Tolerances
- Project-specific · confirmed at RFQ
- Inspection
- CMM · Faro arm · optical
- Quality system
- ISO 9001:2015 · ITAR
Machines used for this work.
- Manual assembly stations
- Torque-controlled fastening as required
Materials supported on this process.
- Customer-supplied or vendor-sourced hardware as required
Where this capability is used.
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Typical part types and uses.
- Machined component subassemblies
- Brackets with installed hardware
- Kitted production sets
How we hold and verify the part.
Tolerance approach
Assembly-level dimensional checks confirmed per drawing.
View tolerance standardsQuality & documentation
- Work instructions maintained for repeat programs
- Final inspection at the assembly level on request
Engineering FAQs
The questions engineering and procurement teams ask most often before a first quote.
Do you do electrical assembly?
No — assembly capability is light mechanical only. Wiring, soldering, and electrical test are outside our scope.
Can you assemble customer-supplied components with in-house machined parts?
Yes, with appropriate documentation and a defined bill of materials.
Have a part ready for assembly & secondary operations?
Upload your CAD files or drawings — our engineering team reviews and responds within one business day.