Fibernet provides turnkey electromechanical assembly, mechanical integration, box build and top-level system assembly for complex products.
Depending on project scope, the manufacturing flow can extend from BOM preparation and procurement through sub-assembly integration,
system assembly, verification and shipment-ready completion.
Fibernet focuses on the point where electronics, mechanical structures, copper connectivity, fiber optics and production engineering converge.
The result is more than box build. It is a system-level manufacturing process designed to bring multiple technologies together into one integrated product.
Turnkey manufacturing means taking responsibility for more than the physical assembly operation.
Manufacturing BOM preparation, procurement planning, AVL and long lead item requirements.
Prepare the electronic, mechanical, copper and optical elements required for integration.
Define manufacturing sequence, fixtures, workstations and build methodology.
Integrate electronics, mechanics, wiring, optical connectivity and system hardware.
Bring multiple sub-assemblies and technologies together into the complete system.
Verify the completed build according to defined product and manufacturing requirements.
Complete final manufacturing steps and prepare the product for customer delivery.
Integration of PCBAs, modules, power elements and electronic sub-assemblies.
Assembly of chassis, enclosures, brackets, panels and structural hardware.
Installation, routing and connection of internal copper cabling and harnesses.
Integration of applicable fiber-optic assemblies and optical interconnects.
Controlled integration of modules into higher-level assemblies.
Final integration of mechanical, electrical, electronic and connectivity elements.
Completion of the product according to agreed manufacturing and delivery requirements.
A repeatable product requires a repeatable manufacturing process. Fibernet can support the production engineering behind the assembly,
helping translate product data into an executable manufacturing environment.
The scope can extend from BOM and procurement preparation through assembly, integration and finished product completion.
Electronics, mechanics, copper connectivity and fiber optics can be brought together within one manufacturing environment.
Manufacturing engineering, documentation, tooling and process validation support the physical build.
Fibernet can support intermediate assemblies as well as higher-level integration.
More production stages can remain within one organization, reducing unnecessary supplier handoffs.
The manufacturing process can continue into top-level assembly and shipment-ready product completion.
Manufactured modules prepared for higher-level integration.
Integrated electronic and mechanical assemblies with internal interconnects.
Products assembled into their required enclosure or chassis.
Complete assemblies combining multiple modules and technologies.
Integrated products prepared for customer delivery according to the agreed project scope.
From manufacturing BOM, procurement and sub-assemblies to PCBA integration, copper and fiber connectivity,
electromechanical assembly, Top-Level Assembly and finished product manufacturing, Fibernet provides a coordinated path
from individual parts to a complete physical system.
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Integration of PCBAs, modules, power elements and electronic sub-assemblies.
Assembly of chassis, enclosures, brackets, panels and structural hardware.
Installation, routing and connection of internal copper cabling and harnesses.
Integration of applicable fiber-optic assemblies and optical interconnects.
Controlled integration of modules into higher-level assemblies.
Final integration of mechanical, electrical, electronic and connectivity elements.
Completion of the product according to agreed manufacturing and delivery requirements.
The scope can extend from BOM and procurement preparation through assembly, integration and finished product completion.
Electronics, mechanics, copper connectivity and fiber optics can be brought together within one manufacturing environment.
Manufacturing engineering, documentation, tooling and process validation support the physical build.
Fibernet can support intermediate assemblies as well as higher-level integration.
More production stages can remain within one organization, reducing unnecessary supplier handoffs.
The manufacturing process can continue into top-level assembly and shipment-ready product completion.
Manufactured modules prepared for higher-level integration.
Integrated electronic and mechanical assemblies with internal interconnects.
Products assembled into their required enclosure or chassis.
Complete assemblies combining multiple modules and technologies.
Integrated products prepared for customer delivery according to the agreed project scope.