FRAMES &
SUB-ASSEMBLIES
Bring plates, brackets, sections and fabricated parts together around the specified geometry, mating faces and connection points.
06 / ASSEMBLE · CUSTOM METAL FABRICATION
INDIVIDUAL
PARTS.
ONE COMPLETE
ASSEMBLY.
Bring fabricated metal components together into assemblies built around your drawings, connection details and project requirements.
FIT-UP / CONNECTION / PROJECT DELIVERY
DRAWING-LED ASSEMBLYCONNECTION DETAILS MATTERDELIVERY REQUIREMENTS CONSIDERED
01 / ASSEMBLY CAPABILITIES
BUILT TO
COME TOGETHER.
Assembly connects the fabrication stages. Share how each component fits, how the connections work and how the finished assembly will be used, so the scope can be reviewed before production.
FRAMES &
BOLTED &
WELDED ASSEMBLIES
Review fasteners, weld details, access and assembly order against your drawings. Identify the connections that need to remain removable or be completed on site.
FIT CHECKS &
DELIVERY PREPARATION
Define the critical dimensions, fit checks, identification and packing requirements for the finished assembly or coordinated groups of components.
Assembly methods, material compatibility, tolerances, inspection scope and any required documentation are confirmed during quotation.
02 / THE DETAILS THAT MATTER
PLAN THE FIT.
DEFINE THE
FINISH.
A clear assembly brief helps identify connection, access and delivery constraints before parts are made.
- Geometry & interfaces
Overall dimensions, datums, hole alignment, mating surfaces and interfaces with other equipment or structures.
- Connections & sequence
Fastener specifications, weld details, assembly order and access for installation, tightening or future maintenance.
- Finish & protection
Surface finish, coating sequence, masking needs and protection of contact surfaces during handling.
- Inspection & records
Identify the measurements, fit checks, testing or project records you require so these can be included in the agreed scope.
03 / HOW IT WORKS
FROM COMPONENTS
TO COORDINATED DELIVERY.
SHARE THE
ASSEMBLY BRIEF
Send assembly drawings, a parts list, quantities and the intended application. Highlight critical fits and delivery requirements.
CONFIRM
THE SCOPE
Review component supply, connection methods, finish, inspection requirements and the proposed production sequence.
FABRICATE
& ASSEMBLE
Complete the agreed fabrication and assembly work to the confirmed drawings and project requirements.
CHECK &
PREPARE
Carry out the agreed checks and coordinate identification, packing and delivery arrangements.
04 / PROJECT APPLICATIONS
ASSEMBLED AROUND
YOUR APPLICATION.
From support frames and equipment bases to brackets and multi-part metalwork, the assembly starts with how the finished item needs to fit and function.
Provide any load, engineering or compliance requirements with your enquiry. Manufacturing scope and design responsibilities are agreed for each project.
05 / BEFORE YOU ENQUIRE
A FEW USEFUL
DETAILS.
What should I send for an assembly quote?
Assembly and part drawings, a bill of materials if available, material specifications, quantities, connection details and delivery location. Include any critical dimensions, finish requirements and inspection records needed.
Can I enquire before all drawings are complete?
Yes. Send the information you have, such as a sketch, dimensions, reference photos or a project brief. We can identify the additional details needed to assess the work and prepare a quotation.
Can my supplied components be included?
List any components you intend to supply, together with their drawings, condition, quantities and availability. Compatibility and responsibility for supplied parts need to be reviewed before the scope is confirmed.
Will the assembly arrive complete or in sections?
This depends on the assembly size, transport constraints and installation requirements. Tell us about site access and your preferred delivery format so packing and any final assembly requirements can be considered.
What checks or documentation are included?
The inspection and documentation scope is agreed during quotation. Specify any dimensional reports, material records, testing or certification requirements in your brief so availability and cost can be confirmed.
06 / LET'S REVIEW YOUR PROJECT
BRING THE PARTS.
LET'S PLAN
THE ASSEMBLY.
Tell us what needs to fit together, the quantity required and where it needs to go. We will review the details and get back to you.
HAVE DRAWINGS OR A PARTS LIST?
Email your files to structonmetalworks@gmail.com. You can email us directly or use the form.