Request for Quotation
A controlled store with racked, labelled stock

One site. Goods-in to finished goods.

Most supplier problems are logistics problems in disguise: a part that was never checked, a kit that went short, a test that happened somewhere else. Our answer is a single site where every step has a place and a record — and where the engineers who quoted your program sit next to the line that builds it.

THE FLOOR

Nine zones, one flow.

ENGINEERING ON THE SAME SITEElectrical design, industrialization, software and test engineering share the building with production.01Incoming inspection02Controlled store03Kitting04Panel production05Harness production06Electromechanicalassembly07Test08Quality09Packing &finished goods
  1. 01

    Incoming inspection

    Every delivery is checked against the drawing and the approved supplier list before it can be booked into stock. Deviations stop at the door, not on the line.

  2. 02

    Controlled store

    Components are stored with their lot identity intact, so a serial number can be traced back to the batch that went into it.

  3. 03

    Kitting

    Each work order leaves the store as a counted, complete kit. A build never starts short — that is how half-finished units and undocumented substitutions begin.

  4. 04

    Panel production

    Backplate assembly, wiring, labelling and torque control at fixed workstations, one panel per build sheet, to IEC 61439 practice.

  5. 05

    Harness production

    Cut, crimp, lay and continuity-test harnesses on boards, with crimp tooling under periodic verification.

  6. 06

    Electromechanical assembly

    Mechanical modules and complete devices assembled to print, with the work instruction at the bench rather than in a folder.

  7. 07

    Test

    Functional test benches and product-specific fixtures. Nothing leaves untested, and the result is written against the serial number.

  8. 08

    Quality

    First article, in-process checks and final inspection. Nonconformities are recorded and closed, not absorbed quietly.

  9. 09

    Packing & finished goods

    Packed to your standard, labelled and staged for the agreed route and Incoterm.

FACILITY FACTS

The numbers, confirmed in writing.

Areas, workstation counts, shift model and test capacity are part of the supplier qualification pack and the audit agenda. We publish them once verified — you get them in writing as soon as you ask.

  • Total site area and production area

    On request
  • Warehouse and finished-goods area

    On request
  • Number of assembly and test workstations

    On request
  • Shift model and line-level capacity per product family

    On request
  • Test area and fixture inventory

    On request
  • Engineering office headcount by discipline

    On request