Outsourcing assembly to a capable machining partner can remove steps from your line — if you set it up right.
Your supplier machines the parts, sources qualified hardware, assembles to torque spec, and ships a tested, install-ready module.
When the assembly is mechanical and your core value is higher up the stack — letting a partner own it frees your floor and your engineers.
Share the BOM, torque specs and a functional test. Require a build record and final inspection so you receive a known-good unit.
Only if you skip the test spec — define acceptance and you gain consistency.
Often cheaper once you remove your own handling, kitting and scrap.