Precision electromechanical assembly
Keller Technology Corporation’s extensive experience in the contract manufacturing and assembly of complex mechanical and electromechanical devices and assemblies provides you with confidence and peace of mind.
The design and manufacture of electromechanical products is becoming significantly more complex, requiring more intricate components, shorter lead times, higher investments and risks. Keller’s engineers provide a deep well of experience in electromechanical assembly projects to ensure you evaluate and execute the best ideas while protecting your valuable resources and assets.
- Keller is experienced in assembly project consulting
- We work with build-to-print or design and build assembly
- Our engineers value the protection of your resources and assets
Meeting your electromechanical assembly requirements
Whether you begin with a build-to-print documentation package or enlist Keller to design and build your assembly, we have the skills and experience to meet your specifications. Fully tested, complex electromechanical assemblies—built to your exact standards—are delivered according to your production requirements.
Electromechanical assembly project profiles
Electromechanical assembly frequently asked questions
How does Keller approach electromechanical assembly?
Sometimes customers require design and build services for electromechanical assemblies, but it is more typical for Keller to perform this as a build-to-print project. The key first step is to verify, or complete, the documentation package making sure all redlines, “off-drawing knowledge,” and special considerations are well understood and documented. If the assembly is currently being produced by the customer, Keller prefers to participate in a “co-build” to take advantage of hands-on experience with existing technicians.
Can you perform electromechanical assembly in a clean room?
KTC has four clean rooms dedicated to electromechanical assembly of HLA’s and equipment operating at ISO 7 or better standards.
We have existing raw material inventory for assemblies we'd like to outsource. Can you use up our inventory?
As long as the inventory is not obsolete it can be consigned to Keller. We can also take over designated suppliers for critical items.
