Industrial automation programs live and die by repeatability. A machined component that holds tolerance on the first run needs to hold it on the fiftieth. An electromechanical assembly that works in the lab needs to work on the production floor. A supplier who was responsive on the first order needs to stay that way through the full program. That’s the standard Precision Expedited holds every project to.
Precision and repeatability from prototype through production
Industrial programs often start with a tight prototype window and move quickly into production volumes. The supplier who handles your first build needs to scale with you, hold the same quality standard, and avoid a full requalification every time the program ramps. If a switch does become necessary, here’s what requalification actually involves.
Precision Expedited supports the full cycle with one partner, one process, and one quality standard from first article through production. PE is ISO 9001:2015 and ITAR Registered, and our vetted vendor network holds tolerances to ±0.001″. Our post on prototype to production covers when to make the move.
What we build for industrial programs
We support the hardware that keeps industrial systems running: machined components and structural brackets, enclosures and automation equipment housings, electromechanical assemblies, wire harnesses and cable assemblies, and robotic system and assembly line hardware. Newer programs include data center liquid cooling and quantum computing hardware.
We coordinate CNC machining + sheet metal fabrication + additive manufacturing + injection molding + finishing + electromechanical assembly. Every drawing is reviewed before it goes to a supplier, early DFM feedback catches design issues before production begins, and parts are inspected before shipment. For material choices on fabricated parts, see mild steel vs. stainless steel.
One owner for the whole build
Industrial procurement teams don’t have time to manage five vendor relationships for one build. Precision Expedited absorbs that coordination. One person owns your program from RFQ through delivery, selects the right supplier from a vetted network, reviews the drawings before manufacturing starts, and stays accountable for the outcome. A real person contacts you within 24 hours with a clear quote and a defined timeline, and the same team is there on the next project. Here’s where multi-process builds usually go wrong without that owner.
The same process every time
Finding a shop that can build your part once is easy. Finding a partner who builds it the same way every time is harder. ISO 9001:2015 quality systems govern every Precision Expedited project from inception through delivery and inspection, so consistent output is built into how we operate.
Frequently asked questions
Machined components and brackets, sheet metal enclosures and equipment housings, electromechanical assemblies, wire harnesses, and robotic and assembly line hardware.
One quality system, one point of contact, and suppliers matched to the production volume early, so the program doesn’t restart qualification every time it ramps.
Yes. PE coordinates individual parts through electromechanical assembly under one project manager.
