There is a straightforward logic to having your machine shop assemble the components it produces. The people who made the parts know their geometry, their tolerances, and their fit requirements better than any separate assembly shop. When a machined part needs to press-fit into a housing, thread into a body, or seal against an o-ring, the machinist who produced it to those specifications is the best person to perform the assembly.
The practical business case is equally straightforward: one purchase order to RPM covers both machining and assembly. One supplier relationship. One accountability. One delivery of a completed sub-assembly rather than multiple shipments of individual components to your assembly department.
Our assembly services cover a range of standard operations performed in our facility:
Threaded hardware installation — fasteners, inserts, studs, and threaded components torqued to specification
Press-fit assembly — bearings, bushings, and interference-fit components installed with controlled press force
Seal and O-ring installation — elastomeric seals and O-rings installed in grooves without cutting or damage
Spring and clip installation — retaining rings, snap rings, and spring elements installed to drawing
Kitting — machined parts packaged with hardware components in kit form for customer assembly line use
Sub-assembly inspection — dimensional and functional checks on assembled components before shipment
| Threaded Hardware | Fasteners, inserts, studs, and nuts torqued to customer-specified torque values |
| Press-Fit Assembly | Bearings, bushings, and pins installed with calibrated presses; force and insertion depth monitored |
| Seals | O-rings, lip seals, and backup rings installed using proper installation tools to prevent damage |
| Inspection | Sub-assembly dimensional checks and functional verification performed per customer requirements |
| Kitting | Parts and hardware packaged in custom kit configurations according to the customer bill of materials |
| Purchased Hardware | Purchased hardware components procured and included with assemblies or kit deliveries |
| Documentation | Assembly records, torque records, and inspection reports provided in accordance with ISO 9001 requirements |
| Certifications | ISO 9001:2015 |
Manufacturers who move assembly to Resolute Precision report these consistent benefits:
Yes. We procure standard hardware fasteners, bearings, seals, o-rings, retaining rings, and springs through our purchasing network and include them in the assembled delivery. You receive one invoice that covers machined parts and hardware.
We torque threaded hardware to customer-specified torque values documented on your drawing or assembly specification. We use calibrated torque tools and record torque values on assembly traveler documentation.
Dimensional and fit verification are standard on our assembled components. Functional testing pressure testing, leak testing, rotation torque is available on a project-specific basis. Contact us with your assembly specification to discuss testing requirements.
Our assembly team is trained on proper handling of precision machined components, including protection of machined surfaces, proper seal installation tools, and controlled press-fit procedures. Parts are cleaned before assembly and protected during packaging for shipment.