OEM & ODM Manufacturing
From Engineering Design to Mass Production
Enter at the design stage, or bring a finished design and use the manufacturing chain. Mold design, tooling, injection molding, PCBA, electronics assembly, finished-product assembly and series production — with the inspection records to match.
Process chain
Eight manufacturing stages
Each stage is a defined scope of work with its own deliverables and quality records.
Mold Design
Tooling designed from production CAD, reviewed for manufacturability before steel is cut.
Mold Manufacturing
Tool making, trial shots and correction cycles, with the first-article report that production depends on.
Plastic Injection Molding
Production molding with material selection, cosmetic standards and batch inspection.
PCBA Manufacturing
Board assembly with sourcing, inspection and functional test before it reaches the product line.
Electronics Assembly
Cables, connectors and tested sub-assemblies, built to a documented process.
Complete Product Assembly
Final build, sealing, labelling, full functional test and packaging.
Product Testing
Test specifications, production test fixtures and reliability checks that catch problems before shipment.
Mass Production
Repeatable production with planning, in-process quality control and traceability.
Quality
Three inspection gates
Production quality is controlled at the point where defects are created, not only by screening finished goods.
Incoming material control
Components and molded parts held against the approved specification before they enter the build, with records kept per batch.
In-process inspection
Checks at the stations where defects are most likely — solder, assembly torque, sealing and programming — rather than only at the end.
Final functional test
Every unit tested against an agreed specification, with results recorded and traceable to the shipped batch.
Engagement
Three ways to start
The entry point depends on how much of the product already exists.
Design and build (ODM)
We develop the product and manufacture it. Industrial design, mechanics, electronics, firmware and tooling are part of the same project.
Build to your design (OEM)
You bring production-ready CAD, Gerbers and firmware. We review for manufacturability, build the tooling and run production.
Manufacturing only
Tooling, injection molding, PCBA and assembly for an existing product, with test and inspection to the specification you provide.
What we do not claim
We do not publish factory floor area, machine counts, headcount or certifications that we cannot document for the specific project. Where a customer requires a particular certification or process capability, we confirm it in writing before the order rather than displaying a badge on a website.
Have a design ready for production?
Send the CAD, Gerbers, BOM and target volume. We will review for manufacturability, identify what is missing and respond with tooling and production estimates.