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Electrical assemblies in series production

Industrial box build and complete product manufacturing.

Not a subassembly — the whole device. Mechanics, electronics, firmware and test come together into a product that leaves labelled, serialized and boxed under your brand, ready for your customer rather than your line.

WHO THIS PAGE IS FOR
  • OEMs whose product is too small for their own line but too important to drop
  • Teams moving a running product to a manufacturing partner
  • Companies that need one partner to carry mechanics, electronics and test together
  • Buyers who need the finished goods to arrive ready for the end customer
WHAT WE DO

One program responsibility, end to end.

Industrialization

DFM review across enclosure, board and assembly, work instructions written, fixtures built and the golden sample defined with you.

Managed partner processes

Injection molding and PCBA run at qualified suppliers under GANI engineering, incoming inspection and one quality system.

Final assembly

Mechanics, electronics and firmware brought together on our own floor, to the released revision.

End-of-line test

Product-specific fixtures and functional test — nothing ships untested, and every result is written to the serial number.

Labelling and packing

Labelled, serialized and packed to your standard, so the box that arrives is the box your customer opens.

Lifecycle

Spares, repeat batches and obsolescence watch from the same build record, years after the first release.

A product, not a concept.

  • Mechanical and electronic documentation at a released revision
  • Firmware, test specification and any existing fixtures
  • Component and supplier approvals, including directed-buy parts
  • Annual volume, batch size and the variants in scope
  • Packaging, labelling and market conformity requirements

STANDARDS APPLIED

  • IPC-A-610 Class 2 as engineering practice for electronic assemblies
  • Customer test specification, run as written
  • CE conformity declared by whoever places the product on the market — we supply the file that supports it
  • Change control: revisions quoted, released and effective from an agreed serial
BEFORE YOU ASK

What OEMs check first.

Do you make PCBs and plastics yourselves?

No, and we say so. Injection molding and PCBA run at qualified partners under GANI engineering, incoming inspection and one quality system — one program responsibility, but no claim to a machine we do not own.

Who owns the product?

You do. Definition, drawings, firmware and brand stay yours; tooling ownership is named in the quotation, and nothing is shown as a reference without written permission.

Can you take over a product already in production?

Yes — that is a product transfer, with gap analysis, supplier mapping, a pilot batch, first-article approval and a stock bridge planned before the first pilot unit is built.

What volumes fit?

A few hundred to several thousand units a year, in recurring releases. High-mix work with engineering content is where we are worth the money; commodity mass volume is not our game.