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Competencies for ready-to-use assemblies

KOMOS com­bi­nes pla­s­tic, metal, cont­acts, cables and sen­sors to crea­te rea­dy-to-use func­tion­al assem­blies – from tech­ni­cal cla­ri­fi­ca­ti­on to a tes­ted series.

What func­tions do we per­form?

We rea­li­ze com­ple­te con­nec­tion, cont­act and sen­sor inte­gra­ti­on func­tions as well as mecha­ni­cal gui­ding, fas­tening and pro­tec­ti­ve func­tions within tech­ni­cal pro­ducts.

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Competence areas

Plastic injection molding

Tech­ni­cal pla­s­tic parts, housings and func­tion­al ele­ments for deman­ding, rea­dy-to-use assem­blies.

Mate­ri­al varie­ty · high repea­ta­bi­li­ty · sta­ble seri­al pro­ces­ses

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Precision turned parts (CNC)

Pre­cis­i­on tur­ned parts for func­tion­al and con­nec­tion-rela­ted com­pon­ents in com­plex indus­tri­al assem­blies.

Tight tole­ran­ces · repro­du­ci­b­le seri­al qua­li­ty

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Punching & forming

Metal parts for cont­act, fas­tening and func­tion in deman­ding indus­tri­al series assem­blies.

High repea­ta­bi­li­ty · sta­ble seri­al pro­ces­ses

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Component assembly

Mecha­nics, pla­s­tics, elec­tro­nics, as well as power and data con­nec­tions are inte­gra­ted into pre-assem­bled assem­blies.

Cross-tech­no­lo­gy inte­gra­ti­on · out of a sen­se of respon­si­bi­li­ty

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Assembly & Testing

KOMOS assem­bles assem­blies, tests func­tions and ensu­res con­sis­t­ent­ly relia­ble and repro­du­ci­b­le series qua­li­ty.

Func­tion­al test­ing · elec­tri­cal test­ing · docu­men­ted results

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Module development & R&D

Tech­ni­cal cla­ri­fi­ca­ti­on, pro­to­ty­pe con­s­truc­tion and seri­al pro­duc­tion for com­plex, pre­cis­e­ly manu­fac­tu­red com­po­nent assem­blies.

Invol­ve ear­ly · Redu­ce com­ple­xi­ty · Secu­re the series

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Individual components are combined to form a fully functional assembly

KOMOS com­bi­nes manu­fac­tu­ring, joi­ning tech­no­lo­gy, assem­bly and test­ing into a seam­less pro­cess – from tech­ni­cal cla­ri­fi­ca­ti­on to sta­ble mass pro­duc­tion.

Fewer interfaces

Fewer sup­pli­ers, han­do­vers and coor­di­na­ti­on loops redu­ce effort and pro­ject risks.

Safer serial start-up

Deve­lo­p­ment, pro­to­ty­pe con­s­truc­tion, test­ing and assem­bly are coor­di­na­ted ear­ly on.

Tested assemblies

Defi­ned test­ing pro­ces­ses and repro­du­ci­b­le work­flows ensu­re sta­ble seri­al qua­li­ty.

Making the complexity costs visible

Cal­cu­la­ting cos­ts
Eva­lua­te com­ple­xi­ty tog­e­ther

In just a few minu­tes, you can see what addi­tio­nal cos­ts ari­se from mul­ti­ple sup­pli­ers, inter­faces, and coor­di­na­ti­on.

Frequently asked questions

Which manu­fac­tu­ring tech­no­lo­gies does KOMOS cover?

KOMOS com­bi­nes pla­s­tic injec­tion mol­ding, CNC tur­ning, stam­ping and forming, com­po­nent assem­bly, con­nec­tion tech­no­lo­gy, and func­tion­al and elec­tri­cal test­ing. Depen­ding on the pro­ject, the­se com­pe­ten­ci­es are com­bi­ned into a seam­less manu­fac­tu­ring pro­cess.

Can you com­bi­ne assem­blies that requi­re mul­ti­ple tech­no­lo­gies?

Yes, that is exact­ly our strength. Ins­tead of pro­cu­ring pla­s­tic, metal, and elec­tro­nic com­pon­ents from sepa­ra­te sup­pli­ers, your com­ple­te assem­bly is crea­ted in-house — with a sin­gle point of cont­act ins­tead of many.

What distin­gu­is­hes your skills from tho­se of a mere sup­pli­er?

We not only sup­p­ly indi­vi­du­al com­pon­ents, but also take on respon­si­bi­li­ty for com­ple­te func­tion­al assem­blies – from tech­ni­cal cla­ri­fi­ca­ti­on through pro­duc­tion and inte­gra­ti­on to a tes­ted, rea­dy-to-install unit.

When should I include KOMOS in my pro­ject?

The ear­lier the bet­ter — ide­al­ly alre­a­dy in the con­cept pha­se, so that pro­duc­tion, mate­ri­als, and test­ing are taken into account from the very begin­ning and inter­faces do not even have to be crea­ted in the first place.