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What is Contract Mechanical Assembly?

Mechanical assembly refers to putting components and parts together on an assembly line. It’s also a term for a product assembled through this process. However, the main idea of mechanical assembly is putting things together to create a finished product.

Contact mechanical assembly is the same, but the assembly operations are outsourced to other contract assembly companies like Techprint, Inc. We’re electronic contract assemblers that specialize in assembly work and can perform it on a project-to-project basis.

Our team of professional mechanical assemblers has the necessary knowledge and experience to handle any complex assembly job while fulfilling your orders on time and without further delays. Our contract assembly services include electronic, mechanical, cable, and custom electromechanical assembly.

Importance of each contract mechanical assembly application:

• Electronics assembly: An electronics assembler ensures the product’s operational efficiency by connecting various electrical components in contract electronic assembly. Our electronic assembler is also responsible for assembling different electronic elements to perform a specific function.
• Custom cable assembly: Custom cable assemblies are also known as custom wire cable assemblies. Cable assemblies refer to connecting or arranging various groups of cables into a single unit using a single protective sheath.
• Electromechanical assembly: Mechanical and electronic assembly manufacturing comprises components assembled to perform mechanical tasks and operations using electricity.

Depending on the application our customers want to focus on, our contact assembly service can provide remarkable results that meet or exceed your expectations. We aim to ensure our products will improve your bottom line by following your project’s needs and specifications.

Applications of Contract Mechanical Assembly by Techprint, Inc.

Mechanical assembly can be utilized for nearly all types of applications. For instance, cable manufacturing & assembly is used to produce a cable assembly for products that require them, such as various types of household equipment.

Different applications:

• Graphics overlay: Also known as nameplates, graphic overlays are placed over the internal electronics of a product. These are found in medical devices, computers, and electronic interfaces, to name a few.
• Membrane switches: These are human-machine interfaces that are constructed with several layers of films or flexible materials. Some of its applications include household appliances and industrial equipment interfaces.
• Keyboards: Different types of keyboard technology are available, depending on the application, such as rubber keypads or medical keyboards.

Our Contract Mechanical Assembly Team

At Techprint, we have a dedicated team specifically focused on assembling our range of products, including graphic overlays, keyboards & keypads, printed electronics, medical labels, and small circuitry. Our elite mechanical assembly engineers create highly detailed instructions for the assembly of each product.

To ensure the highest level of quality, all electronic printing items undergo thorough electrical and conductivity tests to ensure there are no shorts. Additionally, our graphic overlay items are meticulously aligned with their counterparts using precision machinery.

We take quality control seriously, and our team pays close attention to every detail to ensure that nothing leaves our facility with any imperfections. When it comes to assembly, we prioritize excellence and strive for perfection.

Choose Us to Fulfill Your Mechanical Assembly Needs

Whether searching for cable assembly manufacturers who can tackle precision cable assemblies or assemblers who can handle your electromechanical assembly needs, you can rely on Techprint, Inc. We have a team of assemblers who are experienced and trained to deliver quality mechanical assembly services. Contact us today or request information to get your project started.