# Electromechanical assembly for industrial OEMs

> The subassembly that goes inside your machine — harness, module, mechanical group — built to print, kitted complete, tested and traceable. You keep the product; we take the repetition.

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## Build-to-print, with the record attached

- **Cable harnesses** — Cut, crimp, lay and continuity-test on boards, with crimp tooling under periodic verification.
- **Pre-wired modules** — Electrical modules and mounting plates wired and labelled, ready to bolt into your machine.
- **Mechanical subassemblies** — Build-to-print mechanical groups assembled with the work instruction at the bench.
- **Kitting discipline** — Every work order leaves the store as a counted, complete kit — a build never starts short.
- **Functional test** — Continuity, insulation and functional checks against your specification, recorded per unit.
- **Traceability** — Serial number to component lot, work order and test record, retained for the life of the program.

## Enough to build it the same way twice

- Drawings, harness diagrams or a released 3D model
- Bill of materials with approved components
- Test or acceptance criteria, if any exist today
- Annual quantity, batch size and variants
- Packaging and delivery requirements

## Standards

- IPC/WHMA-A-620 as engineering practice for harnesses
- IEC 60204-1 where the assembly forms part of machine equipment
- Customer drawings and acceptance criteria, run as written
- Documented deviation approval — nothing changes silently

## Questions

- **Our harness documentation is thin. Is that a problem?** It is the normal starting point. We back-document what exists into a releasable set during industrialization, so the series starts from what actually works rather than from an old drawing.
- **Do you handle directed-buy connectors?** Yes. Directed-buy parts are received, inspected, stored and accounted for per work order, and the rest of the BOM is sourced against your approved list.
- **How do you prove a crimp is good?** Crimp tooling is verified periodically, and continuity plus pull-off checks are recorded against the work order. If a program needs cross-sections, we agree the frequency in advance.
- **Can you take over an assembly from another supplier?** That is a product transfer, and it has its own process — gap analysis, supplier mapping, pilot batch and a stock bridge so your shelf never runs dry.


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