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Highly awarded & ISO-9001 certified contract manufacturer, Stremel Manufacturing is your one source for rapid prototyping, engineering, fabrication, precision machining, finishing & assembly. Supplying Boeing, SPX & others, we are a lead manufacturer in the aerospace, medical & defense industries.
Viatech Industries works closely with customers to design the best turnkey or individual processor for special business operations. Specializing in electronic contract manufacturing, we offer comprehensive manufacturing & services such as prototyping, X-ray inspection & RMA processing at low costs.
Central Machining Specialties contract manufactures automated machinery for a diverse range of specialized processes in aerospace, military, electronics, commercial, medical & OEM industries. Offering full services, from prototyping & designing to manufacturing. See our unique product history online!
ISO-9001 registered contract manufacturer & sheet metal fabricator, EVS Metal manufactures high-quality aluminum & steel. We use the most advanced laser cutting, punching, machining, welding, powder coating, logistics & client-managed inventory to create the perfect product. Ask about end shipping!
The Outsourcing Network is ready to meet all your contract manufacturing needs. With an exhaustive list of quality manufacturers in the U.S. and China specializing in metal anodizing, plating, & fabrication; biomedical; electric & machining, we are ready to outsource & cut your production costs 20-40%!
As an ISO 9001:2000-certified contract manufacturer, Amtech Electrocircuits supplies cable/wire harness services, prototyping, mechanical assembly services and printed circuit board assemblies. Our contract electronic assembly includes designing and fabricating of PCB/electronic manufacturing needs.
Contract assembly is the process through which one company assembles the parts of a product for a second company. In this type of
contract assembly transaction, the second company, or original equipment manufacturer (OEM), sells the product under their name. Contract assembly
is used to assemble materials or components that have been given to them into finished products. Once completed, the assembled product is sold to the OEM that provided the original components, or, in some cases, to an entirely different company.
Contract assembly benefits both the assemblers and OEMs in several ways. Contract assembly
workers can quickly and efficiently put a product together. Since their work is contracted, they are ensured profit. At the same time, OEMs can focus on creating the components and distributing, marketing, and selling the finished products, outsourcing the assembly process to contract assemblers. This business exchange creates efficiency at both ends.
Often the contract assembly process is realized through the use of an assembly line, in which each person or machine puts the same part on the product again and again. This
contract assembly process, often cited as an innovation of Henry Ford, enables many products to be assembled in a short period of time. Often conveyor belts are used in conjunction with the assembly process, speeding up the time it takes for each component to be added to the product.
