PEKO Precision Products

Product Type:  CNC Machine

Product Type: CAM Software

You've done it!  You've created a new technology that will disrupt its industry once it hits the market.  But there are a few minor setbacks: since you've just successfully pieced your technology together you know that you'll have to get in front of a Contract Manufacturer in order to make the hundreds, or even thousands, that you plan on hitting the market with.  But just how much design engineering will you need from your future CM once you find one?

Product Type: Welding Equipment

Product Type: Quality, Inspection Equipment

Back in November, we shared our new inspection Coordinate Measuring Machine as part of our new machinery updates.  Since that blog post, we have finished the installation of our brand new climate controlled room to house this new machine.  Since PEKO has been expanding its output, our need to increase our inspection capabilities has expanded as well.

Companies begin seeking assistance in manufacturing once they've developed a new machinery or equipment product line with the newest industry leading technology.  The machinery itself is usually beautiful, functional and these companies expect the market demand to soar.  Within a short period of time said companies expect sales to surpass dozens or hundreds of units to an eager customer base domestically and internationally, but there is just one major problem: How will these companies produce their "next big thing?"

Many of the customers who have walked through our doors have one simple question in mind: "How will my project fit into the this company, and will they have enough resources to give my project the time that it needs?" The manufacturing capacity of an organization is the "make-it" or "break-it" of a company's ability to sustain and meet the aggressive deadlines within the manufacturing industry.  Having established robust and up-to-date practices ensure that products will make it to the end-user when agreed upon.  

Your company just invented new technology that is going to disrupt its industry.  The only issue?  Figuring out how you're going to move forward with its manufacturing.  Thankfully, there's Contract Manufacturers available who are ready to take over the management of your project. 

Any company can claim to have experience in design engineering, but if that company doesn’t have any experience on the manufacturing side of things, then there really is no hard evidence that your machine can even be manufactured.  Apart from manufacturing experience, how can you rest assured that a Contract Manufacturer will be able to execute your break-through technology?