Pre-assembly
Mechanical, electrical and pneumatic subassemblies—built, packed and staged in Grafton.
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Mechanical, electrical and pneumatic assembly in one facility
Our technicians can preassemble complex components where the fabrication is made. That can remove another supplier transfer and reduce the loose parts and assembly work arriving at your site.
Define what should ship as a completed subassembly and what belongs in the final installation. We plan the handoff around your drawings, bill of materials and connection requirements.
Mechanical assembly before the site handoff
Fabricated parts and purchased components can be brought together into defined subassemblies. The drawing and bill of materials establish the scope and identify which components Eaton supplies and which you provide.
A planned subassembly lets your team concentrate on installation and final adjustments instead of assembling boxes of individual parts.
Electrical components integrated with the assembly
Electrical technicians can incorporate components into the pre-assembly work. Supply connection information and the required inspection or testing scope so responsibilities are clear before production.
The assembly documentation should identify the completed handoff state and any connections to be made at your site.
Pneumatic assemblies ready for the next connection
Pneumatic technicians add another discipline to the same assembly workflow. Component schedules, connection details and the required checks help define what will be completed before shipment.
Mechanical, electrical and pneumatic work can be coordinated within one subassembly scope.
Pack, stage and ship the completed work
Plan packaging around the subassembly, not just the individual parts. Crating, packing, dock-high loading and direct-to-customer shipping can be reviewed for the job, including any handling or destination requirements.
Let’s talk about what you’re making.
Bring your drawing, material and quantity. We’ll help define the next step.