Power supplies · POWER systems
Power-supply drawer assembly is one of our specialities: POWER and voltage-management systems, to the customer's drawing.
Talk to an engineer now - send a drawing for review and get a quote within a day. No minimum quantity, no minimum order, NDA before we start.

From a box to a cabinet several metres long - design, prototype and series production with full quality inspection.
Harnesses, cables and internal wiring are made by us to IPC-620, so the whole drawer is built and tested in one place.
Every assembly is inspected under a microscope - not by sampling, not "roughly".
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How we work
Send a drawing, a BOM or even an idea. We learn the product, understand the requirements and flag in advance anything that needs attention.
A transparent quote within a day - a fair price, a realistic lead time, and a sourcing plan that fits the quantity and the urgency.
A prototype or pilot run, including 3D printing when needed. You see it, test it and approve it - before full production.
Production to IPC-620, microscope inspection, full documentation and on-time delivery. And when it's urgent - Overnight Production.
FAQ
We are ISO 9001 certified and work to IPC-620 - the industry's strictest assembly standard. Every delicate connection is inspected under a microscope, with full documentation. The same processes supply critical medical devices. We'd be happy to arrange a visit so you can see the process for yourself.
That's exactly what we do. We built the factory around Low Volume, High Complexity and we have no minimum quantity. A small, complex run gets the same attention from us - usually more - as it would from a contractor geared to tens of thousands of units.
An initial quote within a day of receiving the drawing and BOM. For urgent projects we have an Overnight Production line - talk to us, and we'll tell you honestly whether we can meet your schedule before you commit.
Send us a drawing or call - we'll come back with an honest answer, not a promise.
No commitment · Answer within a day · Talk to the engineers themselves