Assembly and production transfers
Pick one operation. Build from proof.
- 700assembly hours saved in the first three months
- 2,000 sq ftof customer space freed
Case Study No. 20. Results reflect this program only.
Contract assembly, inspection and containment · Wisconsin
Free your people. Free your floor. Keep production moving.
RELY takes ownership of inspection, containment and rework, plus recurring subassemblies, production-ready kits and mature product lines, so your team gets time and space back for the work driving growth.
Start with one operation or one NCR. No complete RFQ required.
Assembly and production transfers
Case Study No. 20. Results reflect this program only.
Quality and containment
Case Study No. 17. Results reflect this program only.
52,000 sq ft facility · 4.5M+ parts assembled in 2025
Where RELY fits
TodaySorting, rework and offline builds in your plant
The moveDefined work runs at RELY, at your facility or ours
NextYour people back on core production
Contract assembly and subassembly
Which subassembly would you gladly stop building?RELY takes over recurring subassemblies, component procurement and production-ready kits, built to your print and delivered checked and line-ready.
Case Study No. 20: a 2,000 sq ft subassembly area shut down and 700 assembly hours saved in the first three months. See the case
Inspection, containment and rework
One suspect lot creates inspection, rework, held inventory, supplier coordination and production people pulled off the line. RELY runs the agreed work to your criteria, with lot-level reporting, at your facility or ours.
Case Study No. 17: 8,000+ customer hours reclaimed and 4.4M+ parts sorted in 2025. See the case
Parts on hold now? Call 262.853.1634. We respond to urgent sorting and containment inquiries within one business hour.
Production transfers
Found your next machine?RELY takes on mature assembly, non-core production, and legacy or service-parts programs. Equipment, tooling, fixtures, test systems, work instructions and material can move with the work.
Case Study No. 21: 3 legacy product lines transferred and 10 UL part numbers requalified through PPAP. See the case
Supplier quality programs
You set acceptance criteria, boundaries, disposition and release. RELY runs crew deployment, training, supervision, segregation and reporting.
Where your commercial process allows, the supplier can fund the work directly. Customer approval or site access may still be required.
Results
Case Study No. 20 · Subassembly
2,000 sq ft
Space freed at the customer
What RELY took onTurnkey subassembly and kits, component procurement across 150+ SKUs, and kits shipped ready to crate with the customer's QC checklist.
Volume2,400+ subassemblies per month.
Case Study No. 17 · Supplier containment
8,000+
Customer hours reclaimed in 2025
What RELY took onIncoming inspection and sortation, supplier communication and RMA coordination, in-transit interception, and daily and weekly lot-level reporting by failure mode.
Where it runsWhat started as a two-week onsite proof of concept now runs 99% at RELY. RELY handles the trucking both ways.
Case Study No. 21 · Production transfer
10
UL part numbers requalified through PPAP
What RELY took onTooling requalification, supplier and BOM continuity, and full PPAP start to finish under RELY's name.
Supply chain85 raw-material and component SKUs planned and stocked.
The first conversation
The part, volume and current process, or the supplier, failure mode and NCR. A short description is enough.
Criteria, boundary samples, reporting and release path for quality work. Print, fixtures and cadence for assembly.
A set scope, measured against what you agreed. Then decide what else makes sense to move.
You do not need a BOM, a technical package or a large program to start. Bring one NCR, one hold tag or one operation. Your team keeps acceptance criteria and disposition authority throughout.
Start the conversation
Tell us what is happening. We'll review the fit and identify the next practical step.
Need an NDA? Start with a general description. We'll arrange the next step before confidential files are shared.