Contract Assembly

Our capabilities include the installation of circuit boards, wiring harnesses, cable assemblies and connector/plug wiring. Using our skilled technicians, we can deliver outstanding quality at competitive prices.  Classic Sheet Metal can provide a turnkey solution obtaining all the parts needed for the completed assembly. 

• • Since its inception, Classic Sheet Metal has expertly assembled complex forms of sheet metal housings, rack mounts, and card-cages.  Fully producing each part from the ground up; Classic Sheet Metal manufactures accompanying brackets, stiffeners and supports, and all other items needed for the assembly to be complete.  In the years following, Classic Sheet Metal has enhanced their assembly line inspection processes to ensure quality by inspecting each part during each stage of the assembly
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  • Air pressure torque guns and wrench’s that are calibrated per use, and precisely illustrated work instructions that spell out every step of the required assembly, Classic Sheet Metal ensures that your project will be produced exactly as you request.
   
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• Classic Sheet Metal has adapted its assembly areas to handle multiple electro-static discharge stations (ESD).  Using this static free environment, we are now equipped to meet an ever-widening field of connectors, wire looms, and live circuit boards.

Contract Assembly Defined

Contract assembly is a term used for companies that offer contracts for electronic assembly for another company. For example, instead of attempting to install and wire complex circuit boards in fabricated metal housings themselves, OEM companies often outsource their manufacturing operations to Classic Sheet Metal. In effect contract assembly providers do not post their brand name on any product, and both the design and brand name belongs to the OEM.
 
Many well-known companies use contract assembly as an alternative to operating and maintaining their own factories.

Contract assembly can be used for anything from single components to complete units. Computers and telecommunications components are examples of products that are made using this method.