Product Assembly Service
Maximize profits for you with comprehensive product assembly services
- Applications: home appliances, electrical & electronics, IoT
- Full ODM and OEM services available
- Streamline your efforts and reduce expenses
On-demand product assembly service with focus on functionality and quality
Productivity
Assembly
capacity
Quality
Delivery
Time
Benefits for you from product assembly
These benefits come from our professionalism and dedication, as well as our carefully prepared one-stop service for you
Reduce cost
Reduces overhead, procurement costs, transportation costs and cost-sharing
Increase efficiency
It can reduce a lot of unnecessary links and make production more focused
Control Quality
Centralize quality control and set quality standards
Improve consistency
Reduced third parties and increased product uniformity
Save time
Saves part of communication time and interface time with third-party companies
Tariff savings
Finished products for sale, reducing tariffs
Gallery collection of our services
Product assembly in a variety of industries
Case Study
A typical product assembly case
A typical case will give you a better understanding of our company’s product assembly services. What you will see below is a small kitchen appliance product that has been hot in the market in recent years: air fryer. It consists of plastic shell, circuitry, glass container and other parts. Although the structure is not complicated, it also requires different assembly processes to complete.
Plastic parts
make plastic parts by our injection molding service
Metal parts
make metal parts by our die casting or CNC machining service
Frames
Air fryer frame structure made according to design
Core drive
Familiar partners can solve the program-related stuff for us
Circuit
Despite the intricacies of these wires, they are also available on demand
Screws
Hardware parts are indispensable
Encapsulation
The assembled product needs to be encapsulated at a later stage
Packages
Packing is the last part of our product assembly service