Build-to-print parts and assemblies.
Ruscho fabricates components and assemblies from released client drawings, bills of materials (BOMs), revisions and agreed acceptance requirements.
Project goals
Scope may include
Common applications
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Control the drawing, BOM and revision path.
Build-to-print is a delivery model based on customer-controlled technical inputs, not a substitute for missing design authority.
What to send for a quotation
Controlled inputs
Drawing, BOM and revision ownership
Approved substitutions and deviation process
Customer-supplied parts and special processes
Delivered outputs
Fabricated parts or completed assemblies
Inspection records agreed in the quotation
Packing, labelling and handover requirements
If the design must first be recovered or changed, Reverse Engineering may be the better starting service.
Frequently asked questions
What does build-to-print mean?
Build-to-print means Ruscho manufactures a component or assembly from customer-controlled drawings, BOMs, revisions, and acceptance requirements.
Can Ruscho support small custom fabrication jobs?
Small quantities may be considered after a feasibility review. Send the released drawings, material, quantity and acceptance requirements for assessment.
Send us your drawings, site details or process requirements.
We will direct your enquiry to the right team for an initial review.