AS1528BS4825DIN 118643-ASMSRJT
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Solution

OEM and Custom Manufacturing

Machining, polishing, assembly and inspection all happen in our own plant, which is what makes non-standard sizes, special connections and customised finishes practical rather than a special favour.

OEM and Custom Manufacturing
Process

Every Stage and What Goes Wrong In It

Each stage below names the failure we see most often, then what we do about it.

Stage 1

Requirement

A component that does not exist as a catalogue item stalls a whole machine build.

Send a drawing, a sample or a marked-up photo. We confirm what is manufacturable and what has to change before quoting.

Stage 2

Drawing Confirmation

Verbal specifications turn into the wrong part.

Dimensions, material, finish and connection type are confirmed in writing, and standard dimensional drawings are available for reference.

Stage 3

Material

Material grade is assumed rather than specified and cannot be evidenced later.

AISI 304 and 316L as standard, with EN 10204 3.1 material certificates available on request.

Stage 4

Machining and Polishing

Outsourced polishing makes the finish inconsistent between batches.

Machining, polishing, assembly and inspection are done in house, to Ra 0.8 um as standard or Ra 0.6 and 0.4 um where specified.

Stage 5

Inspection

Faults found after installation are expensive to correct.

Quality inspection is part of the in-house process, before packing rather than after delivery.

Stage 6

Production Run

The prototype is right and the production batch is not.

The confirmed specification is held against the part number, so the repeat batch is produced to the same figures.

FAQ

OEM and Custom Manufacturing FAQ

What buyers ask about this way of working.

What is your minimum order quantity

It depends on product type and standard. Small quantity orders of standard items are accepted. For custom items the quantity affects tooling and setup, so tell us the quantity with the drawing and we will quote it.

Can you make a non-standard size

Yes. Non-standard sizes, special connections and customised finishes are all part of what we do. Send the dimensions you need and we will confirm feasibility before quoting.

How long does a custom part take

Standard products are typically 7-15 days. Custom and bulk orders depend on specification and quantity, and we confirm a date with the quotation rather than after the order.

Start With Your Drawing or Line List

Send what you have, even a marked-up photo. We confirm what is manufacturable and what has to change before anything is quoted.