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Integrated OEM Assembly

Metal structures, machined parts and hose systems assembled into finished equipment modules.

ZJD workshop for component and equipment assembly

For procurement & engineering teams

Is this the right process for your project?

Start here when several components must fit and function together. Define the bill of materials, customer-supplied parts, interfaces and final acceptance checks before agreeing the assembly scope.

ZJD brings the manufactured components together: structural sections, mechanical parts and hose or duct interfaces. Assembly work follows the approved drawings and component list, with quality control running throughout production and before release.

Typical outputs: Equipment subassemblies · Metal and hose integrated systems · Duct and air-flow modules · Rail and industrial OEM components · Build-to-print production packages.

Manufacturing example

Adjustable air dampers

Adjustable air-flow control within the customer equipment design.

  1. Component manufacture: Produce frame and vane components.
  2. Mechanical assembly: Integrate moving parts and the actuator interface.

Confirm before quotation: Frame dimensions; Frame and vane materials; Vane arrangement; Actuator / interface specification; Operating temperature; Movement and leakage acceptance criteria.

Manufacturing example

Long duct modules

Air distribution within customer-designed rail and industrial equipment.

  1. Cutting and forming: Prepare the sheet sections and interfaces.
  2. Duct assembly: Join the sections and verify fit against the drawing.

Confirm before quotation: Material and thickness; Overall envelope; Mounting and connection geometry; Finish; Sealing and inspection requirements.

Representative product types, not stock specifications or named customer case studies. Manufacturing scope and acceptance criteria are agreed for each project.

Not ready to share drawings? Start with a short project description. An NDA can be agreed before sharing confidential files. How we handle enquiry information.

Manufacturing processes

How we make your parts.

Surface preparation on a large fabricated metal structure
Preparing a large fabricated structure

Structural assembly

Fabricated frames, housings and supporting sections are joined into the required structure.

Key equipment: TIG, laser and robotic welding resources support fabricated structures.

Factory team working on a metal assembly
Component fitting and assembly checks

Component integration

Parts and mounting hardware are fitted together, with checks for alignment, fit and function.

Key equipment: Assembly workstations supported by in-house machining and fabrication.

Hoses, rigid pipes and valves integrated on a fabricated metal support frame
Integrated hose and pipe assembly

Hose & duct integration

Hose, fitting and duct connections are integrated with the surrounding metal structure and equipment interfaces.

Key equipment: Hose cutting and crimping resources: Q-51 and KBX-120; product-specific assembly fixtures.

Equipment behind the work

Selected equipment from the factory register, 29 June 2026.
EquipmentModels / resourcesPurpose
Fabrication and machiningDM1370; EV850; BDC2500; CNC lathes and laser cuttersProducing frames, housings and interfaces.
Joining and fittingFD-V25H; TIG and laser welding equipment; assembly workstationsBuilding structures and integrating components.
Inspection and testingTPU-02-100-2B; HD-B604-S; R-TS-223SChecking applicable assembly functions.
Explore inspection equipment and test methods

Materials & inputs

Fabricated metal parts · Machined components · Hose and duct systems · Customer-specified or approved purchased components

Working range

The strongest fit is a repeatable industrial project that combines several processes. Project size can range from compact components to large assemblies. Large assemblies require a review of the customer drawings, materials, handling and test requirements before quotation.

Precision & quality control

Checked through production.

We check critical dimensions, component fit and the finished work against the drawing and inspection plan.

View inspection controls & certificates
  • Component conformity checks
  • Dimensional and interface checks
  • Fit and assembly verification
  • Project-specific functional tests
  • Traceable inspection records

Certificates support their stated management or process scope. Tolerances and acceptance criteria are confirmed for each part.

Product examples at a glance

For a detailed quotation

  • Complete drawing package
  • BOM and approved component requirements
  • Target volume and ramp plan
  • Quality and test plan
  • Packing and destination
  • Required certificates and records

Before you request a quote

Can we discuss a project before sharing drawings?

Yes. Start with the application, approximate size, material and quantity. Detailed drawings can follow when you are ready for a technical review.

Discuss your project

Can you provide inspection reports in English?

Chinese original inspection and test reports with English translations are available on request. The report scope and acceptance criteria are agreed before production.

Quality documentation

Do you accept third-party inspection?

Yes. We welcome your nominated inspection organization and agree the inspection scope and timing in advance.

Inspection arrangements

Let's review your project.

Tell us what you need. Drawings and technical details can follow.