FORGAX · MULTI-PROCESS OEM PROJECTS
Custom Metal Fabrication & OEM Assembly
Coordinate the interfaces between fabricated parts, welded structures, secondary operations and purchased components. The review defines process routing and who supplies, finishes and assembles each element.
Projects that cross process boundaries
Use this service when a finished assembly needs more than a single sheet-part route.
- Welded frames and fabricated structures
- Mixed sheet, profile and machined components
- OEM assemblies with defined purchased-part interfaces
Process-routing map
Plan the project around dependencies rather than isolated operations.
- Identify cut, formed and purchased components
- Locate joining and machining stages
- Assign drawing approval and supply responsibilities
Welding and fabrication review
Joint details and assembly references guide fabrication planning.
- Provide weld symbols and joint access
- Flag alignment and distortion-sensitive interfaces
- Distinguish structural requirements from cosmetic dressing
Secondary process coordination
Machining or stamping may be relevant to selected parts, subject to review.
- Mark features that need machining after joining
- Review whether repeated components suit a separate forming route
- Define subcontract scope and acceptance requirements where applicable
Finish and final assembly planning
Finishing order affects fit, access and protection.
- Identify masking and mating surfaces
- Coordinate hardware installation with coating
- Agree trial-fit, component labels and packing sequence
Review materials at each joint
Material choices must work across joining, machining and the complete finish system.
- Stainless steel components with weld and appearance requirements
- Carbon steel structures with reviewed corrosion protection
- Aluminum components with alloy and joining requirements defined
Turn an assembly into an agreed scope
- Map the BOM and interfaces
- Identify drawing revisions, supplied components and responsibility for each assembly interface.
- Review process dependencies
- Coordinate fabrication, welding, secondary work and finishing around critical fits.
- Define the handover condition
- Agree final assembly, inspection, documentation and packing requirements during quotation.
Define the complete supply boundary
- Provide the assembly BOM and component drawings.
- State loads and engineering requirements for responsible review.
- Identify buyer-supplied components and final assembly acceptance points.
Specific tolerances, material thickness ranges and manufacturing feasibility are confirmed during quotation based on the customer drawing, material and process requirements.
Buyer Enquiry Markets
We welcome drawing-based buyer enquiries from these markets:
- Australia
- United Kingdom
- Canada
- United States
- United Arab Emirates
- Saudi Arabia
- Germany
Project feasibility and any destination-specific requirements are reviewed and confirmed during quotation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does this differ from sheet metal fabrication?
This review focuses on integrating structures, secondary processes and assembly responsibilities. Sheet metal fabrication focuses on parts made primarily from cut and formed sheet.
Can machining be coordinated with welded fabrication?
Identify the features and whether they relate to the welded assembly. Sequence, access and the included machining scope are reviewed during quotation.
What is needed to quote an OEM assembly?
Provide a BOM, component and assembly drawings, purchased-part information, finish requirements and the desired delivery condition. Identify any buyer-supplied items.