Flexible lines
Production layouts can adapt to product mix, sequence and delivery requirements.
MANUFACTURING PROCESS
Assembly and Testing
Flexible production lines that integrate molded parts, hardware and electronics into complete tested products.
Process overview
Assembly and Testing at Createch
Createch provides subassembly, final assembly, inspection, functional testing and packing. Nine flexible production lines in China support changing product requirements, while dedicated line configurations can protect capacity for stable high-volume programs.
Capabilities
Process scope and production support
Complete integration
Plastic parts, metal components, electronics, purchased hardware and packaging can enter one controlled build route.
Functional testing
Programs can include 100% in-line functional inspection when required.
Complex products
Experience includes gaming assemblies with more than 400 individual components.
Applications and RFQ planning
Parts and programs suited to assembly and testing
- Gaming and entertainment assemblies
- Consumer-electronics products
- Smart pet systems
- Personal-care and grooming devices
- Automotive and industrial subassemblies
A complete assembly RFQ should include the bill of materials, drawings, approved suppliers, work instructions if available, test specifications, quality documentation, packaging and forecast volume.
Typical workflow
From technical review to controlled production
The exact sequence changes according to the drawing, material, volume and validation requirements.
- 01Incoming component verification
- 02Subassembly preparation
- 03Main assembly sequence
- 04Functional test
- 05Final inspection
- 06Packing and release
Contract assembly starts with a controlled BOM
For a complete product or subassembly, identify each purchased and manufactured component, its revision and its supply responsibility. Define the build sequence, fastening or joining methods, appearance limits, test coverage and packaging before quoting the line.
New-product programs should distinguish a pilot build from a stable production release. Pilot work can reveal access problems, component variation or test-fixture needs that the initial CAD does not show. Confirm how these findings will be resolved and approved.
New-product development · Casino-equipment components · Molding and secondary operations