Assembly

At TORA, assembly is not an isolated process but an integrated part of the entire production flow.

The assembly process starts already in the planning phase.

Design and engineering check

• review of tolerances
• control of interfaces between components
• ensuring fit between parts produced in multiple process areas
• assessment of assembly friendliness

Production plan

• coordination between laser, bending, CNC, welding and surface treatment
• ensuring sequence for part production
• forecasting assembly chains
• handling critical dimensions and tolerances

Logistics flow and packaging system

• components placed in logical sequence
• minimization of interfaces
• marking of all parts
• assembly-optimized packing when modules are delivered in sets

This structure ensures that when components reach the assembly area, all necessary data, tolerances and parts are controlled and ready to be assembled.

Mechanical assembly is the most common type of assembly performed at TORA. Typical assemblies include: bracket and mounting assemblies enclosures with hinges, locks and reinforcements mechanical system parts machine components without electrical connection mounting plates and

Many customers combine metal and copper components in one module. TORA handles these assemblies in controlled conditions where mechanical stability, insulation distance and geometry are decisive. Typical examples include: copper busbars mounted in

Some units require functional testing or mechanical verification before delivery. Examples include: open and close mechanisms moving components tests for mechanical stability Tests are carried out according to fixed procedures and documented when required.

Assembly processes are governed by fixed instructions and quality requirements. Standardized assembly flow: material control and receiving setups and fixture design mechanical assembly in sections cross-check of tolerances torque control at critical points functional checks cleaning and finish marking

Assembly involves several potential risks if processes are not controlled correctly. TORA works with a structured quality and documentation system. TORA documents when required: material specifications batch traceability measurement reports on critical parts torque control functional checks batch

Assembly requires correct and compatible hardware. TORA works with: screws, nuts and bolts in stainless steel, steel and electro-galvanized materials washers, lock washers, nyloc and special fittings hinges, locks and sliding fittings insulators, spacers and

Når TORA håndterer montage, opnår I:

• Færre interne procesled
• Lavere risiko for fejl i jeres produktion
• Ensartede moduler klar til jeres system
• Langt mindre håndtering
• Hurtigere installation hos jer eller jeres kunder
• Færre leverandører involveret i én enhed
• Bedre kontrol med kvalitet og dokumentation
• Mere stabil styring af tolerancer

Montage reducerer også den tid, jeres teknikere skal bruge på at samle komponenter før test eller levering.