Our assembly services streamline production by delivering fully integrated components and assemblies ready for use or installation. Combining hardware insertion, manual assembly, and in-shop welding, we bring multiple processes together under one roof to improve efficiency, consistency, and turnaround times. Whether it’s sub-assemblies or fully assembled products, our team ensures every component is properly fitted, secured, and built to meet your exact specifications.
Our hardware insertion and welding equipment enables us to provide our customer with a completely assembled solution, reducing supply chain complexity and reducing overall cost.
With extensive fabrication experience in architectural, industrial, and consumer products, we have the equipment and expertise to get you a quality result for almost any application.
With modern, automated equipment and a top notch team of fabricators, Edker combines high volume production with expert craftsmanship. From our 26,000 sq. ft. facility in New Jersey, we cut, weld, machine, coat, assemble, and package with pride because we know that our customers’ success is our success.
Our highly automated equipment and veteran fabricators enable us to deliver our customers' orders with shorter lead times and higher quality. Our Staff are dedicated to making our customers successful, one order at a time!
Quality is built into our culture and processes, such that getting it right the first time is the expectation. Our quality plans are engineered to provide our customers with a reliable supply chain from initial prototype to production orders.
We provide customers with a single point of contact for all their manufacturing needs, simplifying the complexity of dealing with multiple vendors and enhancing collaboration to improve efficiency and on-time delivery.
We provide a range of assembly services including hardware insertion, manual assembly, and in-shop welding. These capabilities allow us to deliver partially or fully assembled components based on your project requirements.
Hardware insertion involves installing components such as PEM fasteners, studs, nuts, and standoffs into metal parts. It’s commonly used to prepare components for assembly, improve structural integrity, and simplify final installation.
Yes, we provide in-shop welding as part of our assembly process to permanently join components and create strong, reliable assemblies. This allows us to deliver more complete, ready-to-use products.
By combining hardware insertion, assembly, and welding in-house, we reduce the need for multiple vendors, improve quality control, and shorten lead times. This results in a more efficient process and a more reliable final product.
