Assembly and integration of
sub-assemblies


The strength of a single point of contact: why multiply subcontractors when you can secure your entire supply chain?

ARCOM's approach radically simplifies your flows. You entrust us with your technical challenges; we machine, wash, assemble and test. With a single purchase order, you reduce your risks and receive a finished, traced sub-assembly, ready to be integrated on your line

Assembly technologies we master

Our workshop uses various assembly techniques suited to the mechanical and functional constraints of the parts:

  1. Pinning
  2. Press-fitting
  3. Technical bonding
  4. Glass-to-metal sealing
  5. Silver brazing
  6. TIG welding

The choice of technology depends on requirements for mechanical strength, leak-tightness or final integration.

Machined parts stored in the workshop
Technician inspecting parts
Coordinate measuring machine inspecting a machined part in ARCOM Industrie's metrology lab
Moving through the production workshop

Integration of
sub-assemblies

Assembly brings several machined components together into a coherent, functional sub-assembly.

ARCOM Industrie handles assembly, the necessary adjustments and, when required, specific tests such as leak testing to guarantee the compliance of the assemblies
delivered.

Multi-material assembly

Our assembly operations involve components made from titanium, stainless steel, superalloys, aluminium, copper alloys or engineering plastics.

Material and process compatibility is taken into account from the design stage to ensure the stability and durability of mechanical assemblies.

Use of assemblies across industries

Assembly is part of projects that require the delivery of finished products, assembled and packaged for immediate use.

This approach is particularly suited to industries requiring reliability, traceability and upstream preparation for on-site or cleanroom integration.

Industry and machinery

Production of technical parts and sub-assemblies for integration into a wide range of industrial equipment.

Defence and armament

Production of mechanical components for applications requiring robustness, precision and production traceability.

Aerospace

Machining technical parts that meet tight dimensional constraints and the specific reliability requirements of these markets.

Vacuum and ultra-high vacuum (UHV)

Manufacture of parts for vacuum environments requiring controlled surface finishes, material compatibility and leak-tightness.

Nuclear

Production of components for regulated environments requiring rigorous inspection, documentation and compliance with industry requirements.

Fluidics

Production of parts and sub-assemblies for fluid circulation systems requiring leak-tightness, dimensional precision and in-service stability.

Medical and instrumentation

Manufacture of components for medical devices and technical instruments requiring traceability, tolerance control and material compatibility. Discover precision machining

Our expertise

Metrology and inspection

Coordinate measuring, roughness testing, optical inspection and traceability ensure dimensional compliance and production validation in line with industry requirements.

Assembly

Sub-assembly integration, additional operations and specific tests enable us to deliver components ready to integrate into complex industrial systems.

Laser marking and welding

Laser marking for traceability, micro-welding and specific operations suited to regulated technical environments.

Prototyping & pre-series support

Technical analysis, feasibility validation and industrialisation preparation smooth the transition from prototype to series production.

Precision machining

5-axis milling, turning, complex bar turning and EDM enable us to produce technical parts with controlled tolerances and surface finishes suited to integration constraints.

Our other industrial expertise

A specific assembly or integration need?

Do you want to outsource the assembly of mechanical sub-assemblies or receive products ready to integrate?

ARCOM Industrie's teams work with you to define the assembly processes and inspection methods suited to your industrial environment.