Electro-Mechanical Assembly Services
Durex Inc builds electro-mechanical assemblies for manufacturers, OEMs, and system integrators across New Jersey and the Northeast.
From single prototypes to mid-to-high volume production runs, we handle control panels, sub-assemblies, box builds, and complete electro-mechanical systems, all under one roof in Union, NJ.
What sets us apart from typical contract assemblers is simple: we fabricate the metal enclosures and structural components in-house, then assemble the electronics in the same facility.
No vendor handoffs, no dimensional surprises, no delays waiting on sheet metal from a third party. If your product combines fabricated metal parts with electrical or mechanical components, Durex is built to handle it start to finish.
We serve industries including industrial automation, HVAC, medical equipment, defense, and electronics, and we work directly from customer drawings, BOMs, and specifications.
What We Assemble
We build a wide range of electro-mechanical products for OEM and contract customers:
- Control panels and enclosures — wiring, terminal blocks, DIN rail mounting, breakers, and panel labeling to customer spec
- Electro-mechanical sub-assemblies — motors, solenoids, actuators, and sensors integrated into fabricated housings and brackets
- Cable and harness assemblies — routed, bundled, and terminated to drawing
- Pneumatic and hydraulic assemblies with electrical controls — complete systems combining fluid power components with wiring and controls
- Complete box builds — sheet metal enclosure fabricated in-house, then fully populated with all internal components, wiring, and hardware
Our Assembly Process
Every assembly project at Durex follows a structured workflow designed to catch problems before production — not after:
- Engineering review and BOM analysis — We review your drawings and bill of materials before production starts to identify any fit, tolerance, or component issues
- In-house fabrication — Enclosures, brackets, and structural parts are fabricated on-site; nothing is outsourced
- Component procurement and kitting — Parts are sourced and kitted per assembly to keep production organized and traceable
- Assembly to drawing or customer specification — Built exactly to your documentation with no interpretation shortcuts
- Electrical testing and functional verification — Assemblies are tested before they leave the floor
- Packaging and shipping — Packed to your requirements and shipped directly to your facility or end-user
The In-House Advantage
Most contract assemblers source their enclosures and metal parts from outside vendors — which means tolerances can drift, lead times get padded, and coordination problems fall on you. At Durex, we fabricate the sheet metal components and complete the assembly in the same facility.
This eliminates the back-and-forth between vendors, ensures every fabricated part fits the assembly it was designed for, and gives you a single point of contact from raw material to finished product. For customers with tight timelines or complex builds, this is a significant advantage.
Want to see what goes into the metal side? Visit our Sheet Metal Fabrication page to learn more about our in-house fabrication capabilities.
Industries Served
We provide electro-mechanical assembly services to manufacturers and integrators across a range of industries:
- Industrial automation and controls
- HVAC and building systems
- Medical equipment and instrumentation
- Defense and government
- Electronics and precision instrumentation
Quality and Compliance
Durex builds assemblies to customer drawings and specifications, with inspection built into every stage of production — not just at final. Our process includes:
- BOM verification and component inspection before assembly begins
- In-process checks at key assembly stages
- Electrical testing and functional verification before shipment
- Full traceability on materials and components throughout production
We are ISO 9001:2015 certified and follow IPC workmanship standards as applicable. Documentation practices support customer audits and quality requirements.
If your project requires specific certifications or compliance documentation, contact us to discuss your requirements before quoting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you provide contract electro-mechanical assembly services?
Yes. Durex Inc offers contract electro-mechanical assembly services for OEMs, manufacturers, and system integrators. We work from customer drawings and BOMs and can support both prototype and production volumes.
Can you fabricate the enclosure AND do the assembly?
Yes — this is one of our core differentiators. We fabricate sheet metal enclosures and structural components in-house, then complete the full electro-mechanical assembly in the same facility. This reduces lead time and eliminates vendor coordination issues.
What industries do you serve for assembly work?
We serve customers in industrial automation, HVAC and building systems, medical equipment, defense and government, and electronics and instrumentation.
What is your minimum order quantity for assembly?
We work with customers on both prototype and production volumes. Contact us with your project details and we’ll discuss what makes sense for your program.
Request an Assembly Quote
Ready to source your next electro-mechanical assembly from a single, capable vendor? Durex typically responds to quote requests within 1–2 business days.
Call us: (908) 688-0800 Email us: info@durexinc.com Or use our contact form: Contact Durex Inc.
Tell us your assembly type, estimated volumes, and whether you have drawings or a BOM ready, and we’ll take it from there.