Mechanical assembly on the floor, electrical wire-out in the harness shop, and erection in the field — the work that turns FabTek's fabrications into finished, installation-ready deliverables instead of a pile of parts to coordinate.
A cabinet with its doors hung, hardware installed and sub-panel wired is worth more to an OEM than the same cabinet as parts, because the labor to finish it moved off their floor onto ours. A conveyor delivered as sections with the drives mounted and the belt tracked is worth more to a plant than the same conveyor in crates. Assembly is where FabTek adds that value, and it runs as three capabilities: mechanical assembly, electrical assembly and field assembly.
Mechanical assembly hangs doors, installs hardware, gaskets and hinges, mounts drives and guards, and fits the sub-assemblies that make a product complete. Electrical assembly builds harnesses and wires out panels and cabinets to the customer's drawings, bench-tested before shipment. Field assembly sends FabTek's own crews to erect substation steel and install conveyors and platforms on site. Together they let one purchase order cover a product from cut sheet to commissioned equipment.
Doors, hardware, gaskets, louvers, drives, guards and sub-assemblies fitted so the product ships complete.
Harnesses, sub-panels, DIN rail and full cabinet wire-out, bench-tested — see electrical assembly.
Structures, stands and poles erected and set by FabTek crews — see substation assembly.
Systems installed, aligned and commissioned by FabTek crews — see industrial services.
Parts kitted by unit or by room, match-marked and packaged for the customer's line or site.
Doors, hardware, drives and sub-assemblies fitted.
Panels wired, harnesses landed, cabinets integrated.
Function and dimensional checks before release.
Shipped, or set and bolted up by FabTek crews.
Transformer cabinets with hardware and wire-out, switchgear and control enclosures with sub-panels installed, PDU and UPS cabinets wired to the integrator's drawings, conveyor systems delivered and installed, equipment skids with platforms attached, and substation structures erected on site.
| Mechanical | Hardware, gaskets, hinges and latches, louvers and vents, drives and guards, sub-assembly fit-up |
|---|---|
| Electrical | Harnesses, sub-panels, DIN rail, wire duct, terminals; wire-out to customer drawings; bench testing |
| Field | FabTek crews for substation steel erection, conveyor and platform installation, retrofit and repair |
| Testing | Functional and continuity testing on electrical assemblies; fit and operation checks on mechanical |
| Kitting | By unit, by room or by structure; match-marked; packaged for line or site |
| Documentation | Assembly records, test records, as-built drawings; ISO 9001:2015 |
| Also specified as | Contract assembly, mechanical assembly services, electromechanical assembly, cabinet integration, kitting services, installation services |
Representative capabilities — exact ranges, ratings, and finishes are confirmed per project. Send drawings for a firm quote.
On most programs, the fabrication isn't the schedule risk; the assembly is — skilled labor to hang doors, wire panels and set steel is what the customer is short of. FabTek's assembly capabilities exist to move that labor onto our floor and our crews, so what arrives at the OEM's line or the job site is ready to use. Our post on integrated wiring assemblies covers the electrical side; substation field erection covers the field side.
Built at four production sites in Hazlehurst, Mississippi.
ISO 9001:2015 quality management, AWS-certified welding, OSHA-compliant facilities.
In-house powder coat backed by an IEEE 2000-hour salt-spray certification.
Reserved-line capacity and the automation to grow with your volume.
Mechanical assembly of hardware, doors, drives and sub-assemblies; electrical assembly including harnesses and full cabinet wire-out; and field assembly by FabTek crews for substation steel, conveyors and platforms.
FabTek Industries fabricates, powder coats, assembles and wires out cabinets at its Hazlehurst, Mississippi plants and bench-tests them before shipment.
Yes. Substation structures are erected and conveyors and platforms are installed by FabTek field crews, nationwide.
Yes. Customer-supplied breakers, relays, drives and hardware are installed to your drawings as part of assembly.
Explore related lines: Electrical assembly · Substation assembly · Industrial services · Control cabinets
Further reading: Integrated wiring assemblies · Substation field erection · Single-source metal and electrical lead times
Want it delivered assembled? Send the drawings and the scope — we'll come back with a plan and a firm price, typically within one business day.
