Secondary processing & assembly

More capability.
Fewer handovers.

Surface finishing, identification and assembly to support functional, cosmetic and traceability requirements.

Four capabilities. One coordinated programme.

A closer look at
the finishing process.

From surface finish and identification to assembly — explore the services behind your finished component.

Coating

Colour and finish, defined around your component.

Robotic and spindle spray coating, supported by defined colour requirements and surface inspection.

Robotic coating · Spindle coating · Surface inspection

Printing

Bring artwork and identification onto the part.

Silk-screen, pad and rotary printing for component decoration and identification.

Silk-screen · Pad printing · Rotary printing

AI-generated process illustration of a plastic component inside a guarded laser marking workstation — Laser marking on a plastic componentAI process illustration

Laser processing

Cut, etch and mark for the application.

Laser cutting, etching and Data Matrix Code marking, with artwork and marking requirements defined for the component.

Cutting · Etching · Data Matrix marking

Assembly

Bring individual components together.

Joining and mechanical integration according to the agreed programme scope and assembly requirements.

Joining · Mechanical integration

Images illustrate example processes and are AI-generated. Discuss the equipment, materials and finishing requirements for your project with our team.

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Plan the finished component

Appearance, identification and integration.

Define the surface

Share colour references, visible surfaces, texture and cosmetic acceptance requirements when discussing coating or printing.

Define the marking

Identify the artwork, marking location and required legibility. If a code is needed, clarify its content and how it will be checked.

Define the assembly

Explain the mating components, joining requirements and functions to be checked after assembly.

Define the packaging

Discuss how finished components should be protected, identified and presented for the next stage of your supply chain.

Prepare your enquiry

Help us understand your project.

Your product

Application, drawing or 3D model, material preference, and any critical dimensions or cosmetic requirements.

Your programme

Estimated annual demand, production timing, target market, and whether this is a new tool or an existing tool transfer.

Your manufacturing scope

Moulding, coating, printing, marking, assembly, packaging, and the inspection or validation documents you require.

You can begin with the information you have. Confidential technical files can be shared through a channel agreed with our team.

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Your next manufacturing programme

Let’s build what comes next.

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Knowledge

Plan your next step.

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More capability.Fewer handovers.

A closer look atthe finishing process.