FABRICATED METAL PARTS ASSEMBLY AND INTEGRATION

EVS Metal builds finished assemblies — not just parts. For OEM customers, the distinction matters. A fabricator that delivers cut-and-formed components is a material supplier. A fabricator that delivers a tested, labeled, ready-to-install assembly is a production partner. EVS has built its assembly and integration capabilities specifically to support the latter relationship, handling the full build from raw sheet metal through mechanical assembly, electromechanical integration, functional testing, and delivery.

Assembly work at EVS ranges from simple mechanical sub-assemblies joined by fasteners or rivets to complex box builds that include active electronics, wiring harnesses, power supplies, and software installation. The New Jersey facility is UL 508A listed, which means EVS can build and label UL-certified products — including NEMA-rated electrical enclosures — to the same certification the customer would use in their own facility. That’s a meaningful capability for OEM customers who have previously built UL-certified products in-house and need a contract manufacturer who can maintain that certification within the supply chain.

Drop-shipment to end customers is also available for programs where EVS is the last touch before the product reaches the field. This includes final packaging, labeling, and shipment coordination — managed by EVS, with minimal involvement required from the customer.

The complexity ceiling for assembly work at EVS is high. On the mechanical side, EVS runs Avdel automated riveting systems in New Jersey alongside conventional fastening, welded assembly, and sub-assembly builds of varying scale. On the electrical side, the team installs active circuit boards, cables and wire harnesses, fans, power supplies, and peripheral hardware — and performs full functional and diagnostic testing before shipment. Electrical safety testing includes AC/DC hipot, insulation resistance, ground continuity, and leakage testing, all documented within the ISO 9001:2015 quality system.

For semiconductor-related products and electromechanical assemblies involving computer chips, diodes, or precision electronics, EVS has existing production experience and the cleanroom-adjacent controls that this type of work requires. Programs involving UL certification, NEMA-rated enclosures, or Type 1 508A panel builds are handled by an engineering and production team that has worked within those standards for years — not a general assembly team adapting to a new specification.