Contract assembly is the process through which one company assembles the parts of a product for a second company. Contract assembly is used to assemble materials or components 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.
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HyTech Spring and Machine CorporationPlainwell, MI 269-685-1768 Our team of manufacturers at Hytech Spring & Machine Corporation understands that customers, employees and the environment we operate in is the vessel of our success in the contract assembly and related manufacturing industry. We will remain successful by using innovative methods and advanced technology as well as retaining and expanding our customer base with every opportunity.
GSH Industries, Inc.Cleveland, OH 440-238-3009 Since 1986, GSH Industries has provided contract assembly services such as custom plastic, rubber and aluminum components, to a wide range of industries. GSH Industries has continually expanded its operation and attained its position as a preferred supplier of quality products, engineering ingenuity, at competitive pricing and on-time delivery. Contact us today!
Signal and Power Delivery Systems, Inc.Campbell, CA 408-871-7928 At Signal and Power Delivery Systems, our commitment to quality is comprehensive and real, not just posturing for our customers. IQC, IPQC and OQC are all used 100% of the time to ensure we are one of the top contract assembly companies in the industry with our excellent electrical plugs, power supply cords, plug adapters, cord sets and more, utilized in a number of industrial settings.
Iowa Laser Technology, Inc.Cedar Falls, IA 800-254-7794 Years of experience with family-owned businesses and corporations have developed Iowa Laser Technology`s manufacturing process, supported by an `equal-opportunity` incoming PO system. We are a contract assembly company that is devoted to providing our customers with the best service and superior products every single time they walk through our doors. Call today!
Fab Masters Company, Inc.Marcellus, MI 877-420-2242 Serving the aluminum extrusion industry as well as other industrial markets for over 25 years, Fab Masters Company is proud to be a contract assembly company with exceptional customer service and quality assurance. We are a one-stop shop that is willing to accept new challenges and handle a wide array of fabrication needs to satisfy our customers. Give us a call today!
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Ebco® Inc.Elgin, IL 847-531-9500 At Ebco Inc. we have been successful at partnering with our customers to help them reduce vendors, increase inventory turns, optimize product performance and meet price targets. Our design and testing facilities are excellent, which is why we are such a great place for contract assembly services as well as providing superior rubber products for all of our customers.
Dowding Industries, Inc.Eaton Rapids, MI 517-663-5455 Equipped with the modern machinery needed for metal fabrication, welded assemblies, and stampings to provide parts used in heavy machinery, agriculture and a variety of other industrial settings, the contract assembly practiced at Dowding Industries is the best of the best. Our first concern is providing our customers with attentive service and products that meet all of their detailed needs.
Spincraft978-667-2771...North Billerica, MA 262-784-8440...New Berlin, WI At Spincraft, our Quality Systems, Lean and 5S programs ensure all parts leaving our contract assembly factories meet the highest standards and specification requirements set forth by our customers, utilizing the most efficient processes. Working for and with a plethora of industries, such as aerospace, aviation and defense, we strive to provide our customers with the best of the best.
Advance Wire Forming, Inc.Cleveland, OH 216-432-3250 The variety and type of equipment at our contract assembly facilities gives our team at Advance Wire Forming the capacity and versatility to produce parts from simple wire forms to complex wire, tube and sheet metal projects. Our own premise powder coating also enables us to offer rapid turnaround and just in time delivery, all for a competitive price. Call us today!
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Contract Assembly
Contract assembly is a type of contract manufacturing that benefits both the assemblers and Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) in several ways. Contract assembly workers can quickly and efficiently put a product together. Since their work is contracted, they are ensured a profit. OEMs are able to focus on creating the components, distributing, marketing and selling the finished products by outsourcing the assembly process to contract assemblers. This business exchange creates efficiency at both ends. Often the contract assembly process is accomplished through the use of an assembly line, in which each person or machine puts the same part on the product over and over 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. Contract assembly can be used for the electronics, military and medical industries. Often times conveyor belts are used in conjunction with the assembly workers in order to speed up the time it takes for each component to be added to the product.
Once the company hired to do contract assembly has the finished product or products they are the property of the OEM because it was their idea, design and product to market and distribute. Most times, the name of the contract assembly company is not associated or credited with the product in any way. The terms offshoring and outsourcing are often associated with contract assembly. It is not uncommon for an American design to be manufactured with parts from Germany and then the parts to be assembled in China before the products are shipped back to the United States to be marketed and distributed. Contact assembly is just one type of contract manufacturing services available. An OEM sends out a request for bids for assembly work. The OEM selects the best bid in terms of quality of work, cost and production time line. A contract is signed for a specific length of time or until a set amount of units are completed.
