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Assembly Manufacturing: You provide the components; we'll take care of the rest

A milled part here, a turned part there, plus welding, surface finishing, and assembly—and in the end, everything has to fit together: When you purchase assemblies made up of individual components from different suppliers, you’re coordinating suppliers rather than production. With us, you order the end result: the ready-to-install, tested, and documented assembly. One point of contact, one delivery date, one point of responsibility.

Assembly Manufacturing

What “ready to install” means to us

All parts from a single production run

Milled and turned parts, cut-to-size pieces, and welded assemblies—all coordinated in-house. We also source purchased parts and standard components.

Assembled and tested

Mechanical assembly according to your drawings. Functional and dimensional inspection prior to shipment.

Labeled and documented

Laser marking for traceability. Test reports and documentation in accordance with your standards.

Series: Automated Instead of Expensive

Recurring assemblies rely on repeatable parts. Our mass production delivers them: The HAAS VF4-SS 3-axis machining center is loaded by a robot, while the HAAS UMC-500SS 5-axis machining center is loaded via an integrated loading gantry—both can operate unmanned, at night, and on weekends. This allows us to combine volume-production pricing with the flexibility you need in case a component design does change.

Typical Assemblies

  • Machine assemblies: frames, slides, drive units
  • Material Handling Components: Load-Lifting Devices, Adjustment Units, Deflection Stations
  • Equipment and machinery—mechanically fully assembled
  • Welded assemblies with mechanical finishing for tight tolerances

Related Services

The individual processes in detail: CNC milling, CNC turning, waterjet cutting, and welding. Once the assembly becomes a complete system, mechanical engineering takes over.

Your Contact for Assembly Manufacturing

Martin Prechtl, Head of Machining at RK-tec, sits smiling at his desk, with a CAD model displayed on two monitors in the background AI-edited

Martin Prechtl

Phone: 09421 5364330
Email: martin.prechtl@rk-tec.net

Frequently Asked Questions

What distinguishes assembly manufacturing from traditional contract manufacturing?

What's Included: Instead of individual parts that you have to assemble yourself, we deliver the fully assembled, tested, and documented subassembly. This includes traditional contract manufacturing based on drawings—plus coordination, assembly, and responsibility for the entire project.

Does RK-tec also handle the procurement of standard and purchased parts?

Yes—we source bearings, drives, fasteners, and other purchased parts and install them directly. You provide the drawing; we deliver the finished product.

How does RK-tec ensure the quality of its assemblies?

About our ISO 9001-certified quality management system: dimensional and functional testing prior to shipment, laser marking for traceability, and documentation in accordance with your standards.

Does RK-tec also manufacture assemblies in series production?

Yes—part production is then automated using robotic loading and a loading gantry, and assembly is carried out in well-coordinated batches. This ensures that even recurring assemblies remain cost-effective.

What about surface treatment?

We perform blasting and vibratory finishing in-house; painting, powder coating, and hardening are handled by long-standing partner companies—coordinated by us and delivered as finished assemblies.