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ASSEMBLY &
SUB-ASSEMBLY
SUPPORT.
When your line can't absorb the volume, the work still has to get done.
A launch, a seasonal spike, a backlog, or a component that needs building before it reaches your line — these are the moments you need extra assembly capacity without adding permanent headcount or capital.
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What We Do
ADD THE CAPACITY,
NOT THE OVERHEAD.
PLI provides flexible assembly and sub-assembly support at your facility or ours. We build and prepare components and products to your specification, scaling the crew with the job, so you add capacity exactly when you need it and take it back down when you don't.
No permanent overhead, no capital outlay — just the output you need on schedule.
Headcount you can hire in a week is headcount you are still paying for in a year.
What's Included
FROM LOOSE COMPONENTS
TO LINE-SIDE READY.
Manual & Semi-Automated Assembly
Crews and fixtures matched to the build.
Sub-Assembly & Component Build
Built before it ever reaches your line.
Secondary Operations
Product prepared for the next step in your process.
Sequencing & Line-Side Supply
Delivered in build order, where the line needs it.
Assembly Rework & Correction
Fix the build without stopping the run.
Quality Checks Built Into The Process
Verified during the build, not after it.
Documented Output & Reporting
Counts, quality and productivity on the record.
Where We Assemble
WE BUILD WHERE
THE BUILD BELONGS.
At Your Facility
Crews on your floor, integrated with your line.
At a PLI Center
Dedicated space for the build, off your floor.
At Your Supplier
When the work belongs upstream.
SCALE UP.
SCALE DOWN.
A launch needs twenty people for six weeks. A seasonal spike needs eight for a quarter. Hiring for either leaves you carrying the cost long after the volume is gone.
We scale the crew with the job. When the work clears, the capacity clears with it — and your fixed cost never moved.
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Why PLI
OUTPUT ON SCHEDULE,
ON THE RECORD.
Flexible Capacity
Scale up for a launch or spike, scale down when it clears.
No Permanent Overhead
Capacity without adding headcount or capital.
Experienced Teams
Associates who work to your standards.
Quality Built In
Checks integrated into the build, not bolted on after.
Clear Reporting
Output, quality and productivity documented.
Certified Quality
ISO Certified quality system.
Who It's For
FOR LINES CARRYING
MORE THAN THEY CAN HOLD.
Manufacturers managing launches, seasonal demand, overflow, or supplier support — especially in automotive, appliance, industrial, and consumer products.
Common Triggers
- A launch that needs capacity before the line is ready
- A seasonal spike your current headcount can't absorb
- A backlog that keeps growing behind the line
- A component that has to be built before it arrives
THE CHECK HAPPENS
AT THE BENCH.
Quality bolted on at the end of a build only tells you how much you have to take apart. Checks that sit inside the process catch the problem while it is still one unit, not one pallet.
Every project leaves with counts, quality and productivity documented — so what you get back is output you can account for.
Stock photo: Shixart1985 · CC BY 2.0 — pending PLI photography
Proof
WHAT BACKS
THE BUILD.
Common Questions
WHAT BUYERS ASK
BEFORE THEY CALL.
Can PLI assemble at our facility or yours?
Both, at your facility, a PLI center, or your supplier's site.
Can you scale up for a launch or seasonal spike?
Yes, the crew scales with your volume and comes back down when the work clears.
Do you handle sub-assembly and secondary operations?
Yes, from component build through secondary operations and line-side supply.
What's the difference between assembly and kitting?
Assembly builds product; kitting organizes components into production-ready sets. Many projects use both.
WHEN PRODUCTION CAN'T WAIT,
CALL PLI.
Tell us what you need built and we'll mobilize the right team.