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Box build & integration
Bring boards, cable assemblies, mechanical parts and finishing into a complete build.
Bring the parts together into a product.
Box build centres on the interfaces: board mounting, cable routing, enclosure fit and product identification. FHDT scopes the sample and assembly around those relationships, with usability and handover requirements discussed early.
What to clarify in the brief
| Structure and mounting | Mechanical drawing, board location, fasteners, tool access and disassembly needs. |
|---|---|
| Internal connections | Electrical connections, cable routing, connector orientation and assembly clearance. |
| Identification and appearance | Panels, labels, serial identification, accessories and appearance reference. |
| Finished-build checks | Pre-power checks, agreed function checks, accessory completeness and packing verification. |
Define the deliverables
Integration reference sample
Use an agreed sample or assembly document to align mechanical, electrical and appearance requirements.
Finished-build delivery scope
Define the finished state, scope of function checks, accessories, identification and packing.
Before you start
Must the customer supply all mechanical parts?
Material supply and supporting work are agreed per project. Any additional processing or purchased parts require drawings, quantity, acceptance requirements and cost confirmation.
Your next build starts with a clear brief.
Bring the drawings, sample notes and quantity plan together.