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8 Steps to Guide You Through Electro-Mechanical and Box-Build NPI Projects

Launching a new product, especially in the electro-mechanical or box-build domain, can be both a challenging and rewarding endeavor. A successful new product introduction (NPI) requires a well-executed design and meticulous planning and execution. As we discuss in our previous related articles. This one gives a general overview about electro-mechanical manufacturing and box-build manufacturing, and this article discusses seven crucial steps involved in its manufacturing. These shine light on manufacturing fundamentals that lay the groundwork for successful electro-mechanical and box-build manufacturing projects.

Understanding the Vital Steps Involved in Electro-Mechanical and Box-Build Manufacturing

Customers want to know they can trust their manufacturing partner to produce the most efficient, reliable, top-quality product. There are many nuances that synergize to form the most successful manufacturing partnership collaborations. These work best when the following seven vital steps are instituted when manufacturing your electro-mechanical and/or box-build and control panel products. For an overview of the basics of electro-mechanical and box-build manufacturing in our previous blog, you can read that here.

Discussing Their Similarities and Differences

Although electro-mechanical and box-build manufacturing share similarities and are often considered the same capability-set in the industry, there are distinct differences that we will explore here.

Both electro-mechanical and box-build manufacturing are needed for use in infinite, diverse products spanning a wide range of applications, industries, and markets, including, among others: