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Contract Assembly

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 Corporation
Plainwell, MI
269-685-1768
Contract manufacturer of choice for a host of industries, medical device, aerospace, electronics, automotive, defense, etc. With expertise in springs, wireforms, custom wire products & precision machined parts, HyTech makes technology work. See what this ISO/TS-16949:2009 certified company can achieve from design & manufacturing to secondary operations & services that further enhance your product!
 
Xcentric Mold & Engineering, Inc.
Chesterfield, MI
586-598-4636
Xcentric Mold & Engineering makes buying custom plastic injection molded parts more convenient than ever. As an ISO 9001:2008 certified company, we are leaders in rapid prototype & rapid injection molding with low cost production. Our molding expertise means no geometry limits for quality parts done right. We also do custom contract manufacturing. Call us today for more information!
 
GSH Industries, Inc.
Cleveland, OH
440-238-3009
At GSH we are experts in plastic, rubber and aluminum extrusions. We do plastic tubing, plastic injection, plastic, aluminum and rubber fabrication as well as injection and rotational molding with superior customer service, expertise and competitive pricing. We serve a variety of industries: automotive, consumer, electrical & marine. Contact us today about contract manufacturing services.
 
Signal and Power Delivery Systems, Inc.
Campbell, CA
408-871-7928
Power supply cords, electrical plugs and receptacles, plug adapters and covers, cable assembly, cord sets and more are all available from our vast stock inventory, or by custom design. Manufacturer Signal and Power Delivery Systems is committed to combining the best quality and price, efficient customer service and fast order turnarounds with the widest selection of power cords available to OEMs.
 
Iowa Laser Technology, Inc.
Cedar Falls, IA
800-254-7794
Iowa Laser Technology's core service is laser-based manufacturing. Supported by CNC press brake forming, metal finishing, CNC machining and MIG/TIG/Robotic/Laser welding, Iowa Laser has the equipment, people and processes to deliver to your purchase order consistently, on time and to print. Offering worry-free Outsourced Product Management, contact Iowa Laser today for your quote request.
 
Fab Masters Company, Inc.
Marcellus, MI
877-420-2242
The Fab Masters staff is ready with experience and support to find and fabricate the best extrusions for your application. We process shapes ranging from miniature to 17" circle and in several alloys. We are a volume shop with a minimum order of 100 piece finished product or 1,000 pounds of material, with the exception of prototypes. Our goal is make your life (at work) easier. Call us today!
 

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Ebco® Inc.
Elgin, IL
847-531-9500
Ebco offers a library of extruded dense, sponge & dense/sponge with wire carrier profiles. Our engineers can design a custom solution at minimal cost. We provide extrusions with flocking, slip coating, pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA), HAT adhesive & plastic insert attachment systems. Molded corners are also available to make an endless seal. Contact us today about contract manufacturing, too!
 
Dowding Industries, Inc.
Eaton Rapids, MI
517-663-5455
Dowding Industries has provided quality products and services since 1965. Our services include metal fabrication, laser cutting, robotic welding, progressive die stamping, machining, prototype development, assembly and contract manufacturing. We are QS9000-ISO/TS 16949 certified! We offer many different types of metal fabrications for a variety of industries. Contact us today for a quote!
 
Spincraft
978-667-2771...North Billerica, MA
262-784-8440...New Berlin, WI
Long recognized as experts in the field of high-performance metal working, Spincraft's fabrications and assemblies are found throughout Aerospace, Energy, Defense and Aviation industries. Utilizing comprehensive forming, machining and assembly processes, Spincraft delivers single-source integrated solutions for today's complex manufacturing challenges. Expertise in virtually all workable alloys.
 
Advance Wire Forming, Inc.
Cleveland, OH
216-432-3250
Advance Wire Forming designs & manufactures wire forms, wire racks, wire displays, & wire shelves, to your specifications, or we can turn ideas from an initial concept to a final product. We also do contract manufacturing. Our top priorities are customer satisfaction, on-time deliveries, cost-efficiency & to maintain long-term relationships with our customers through quality products & people.
 
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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.