Engineering and assemblies from design to the assembled product
Our design engineers work right next door to production.
Four phases, one partner
From idea to series production
Phase 1
Design & optimisation
We design to your specifications or revise existing drawings for manufacturability.
Your benefit
Fewer operations and less rework before the first part is made.
Phase 2
Prototype development
Samples and prototypes are produced on the same equipment as the subsequent series.
Your benefit
Check fit and function on the real part before you give approval.
Phase 3
Complete assembly
Blanks, bent parts, welded assemblies and surface finishing are brought together on our assembly line.
Your benefit
One delivery instead of many individual parts and sub-suppliers.
Phase 4
Series production
The approved prototype goes into series production under the same roof, using welding robots where required.
Your benefit
No change of partner, and the knowledge gained from the prototype is retained.
Production-oriented development
What this means for your project
Anyone planning a bend, a weld or an assembly step can see in our production hall how it is put into practice. This shortens coordination loops and your time to market.
Feasibility
Technical review of your drawing before any costs are incurred.
Optimisation
Suggestions on geometry, material or joining method where they simplify fabrication or assembly.
Process chain
Laser cutting, bending, roll bending, welding, surface finishing and assembly are planned together.
Scaling
Even at the prototype stage, we are thinking about series production, for example welding sequences suited to robots.
Bespoke solutions
Assemblies and system solutions to your specifications, not off the shelf.
One point of contact
Design, fabrication and assembly from a single company.
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Assemblies & system solutions
Ready to install instead of individual parts
Many customers source complete assemblies from us: fabricated, surface-finished and assembled. This reduces order items, incoming goods inspections and the number of your suppliers.
Concept, sketch or existing drawing?
Send us whatever you have. We will review how your product can be manufactured efficiently.