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Machined aluminum enclosure

From part to assembly

The process, the material and the checks belong in the same conversation.

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Mechanical assembly

Bring the parts together.

We assemble machined and fabricated components with specified hardware and purchased parts. The build follows the agreed bill of materials, or parts list, and the current product revision.

The housing, matching cover and corner fasteners come together.
The housing, matching cover and corner fasteners come together.

The fit is read
as a whole.

The housing, cover and corner fasteners meet around the same part definition. The relationship between them belongs in the assembly and inspection conversation.

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Subassemblies

Mechanical units prepared for integration into a larger piece of equipment or product.

Enclosures & hardware

Covers, panels, brackets and specified fasteners brought together around a defined fit.

Build documentation

Component identification, revision information and agreed checks kept with the assembly work.

Work that connects

Confirm the parts list and build instructions.

The parts list, current revisions, supplied hardware and agreed checks travel with the build. We resolve missing inputs before they interrupt the assembly work.

Prepare the project definition
Machined enclosure body, separate cover and hardware tray

From review to handoff

How the work moves.

Confirm the build

We review the parts list, supplied components, assembly definition and acceptance requirements.

Organize the inputs

Parts are checked for identity and readiness before the assembly stage begins. Missing or changed inputs are resolved with the project contact.

Check the complete unit

We complete the agreed fit and inspection checks, then prepare the assembly and its records for handoff.

Bring the next part

Let’s work through
what you need made.

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