
Electromechanical assembly
Electromechanical assembly: value added and integration
Electromechanical assembly combines mechanical mounting and electrical wiring within a single production workflow. It is a high-value-added activity requiring cross-functional expertise and rigorous industrial organization.
We handle complete electromechanical assemblies for clients wishing to outsource this integration while retaining control over their specifications.
End-to-end management of electromechanical assembly
Each electromechanical assembly project is managed from receipt of specifications through to final functional testing, supported by comprehensive manufacturing documentation.
Electromechanical assembly capabilities
Mechanical Assembly
Assembly of mechanical sub-assemblies (frames, brackets, flanges) using machined, sheet metal, or standard components. Fastening, fitting, and dimensional inspection.
Integration of electrical components
Installation and mounting of electrical components onto mechanical assemblies: motors, sensors, actuators, and power and signal connections.
Electromechanical Wiring
Execution of internal wiring: cable harnesses, connectors, cable routing, and shielding. Adherence to cable routing specifications and thermal and vibration constraints.
Functional tests
Partial or full power-up in accordance with the client protocol, function verification, measurements, and recording of results in a manufacturing file.
Examples of completed electromechanical assemblies
- Sub-assemblies for special-purpose machinery and production equipment
- Wired gear motors with integrated junction boxes
- Wired automation chassis units, ready for installation
- Onboard control and command assemblies
- Functional modules for elevator lines and lifting systems
OCTÉ Synergy: from sheet metal work to wiring—a single partner
The fact that OCTÉ Electric Czech and OCTÉ Electric Spain are part of the OCTÉ group creates a unique synergy: OCTÉ Industry supplies the sheet metal and fabricated metal components, while OCTÉ Electric Czech and OCTÉ Electric Spain handle the wiring and electrical integration. The client benefits from a single point of contact, streamlined coordination, and end-to-end traceability.
Conclusion
OCTÉ’s electromechanical assembly service delivers functional, ready-to-install sub-assemblies by combining mechanical engineering, electrical work, and quality control within a controlled production workflow.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is electromechanical assembly?
It involves combining mechanical assembly and electrical wiring for a sub-assembly within a single workflow, extending through to functional testing.
What types of sub-assemblies can be assembled?
Common examples include wired gear motors, automation chassis, embedded control systems, and modules for lifting equipment.
Are functional tests always performed?
Yes; partial or full power-up testing is carried out according to the client’s protocol, with results recorded in the manufacturing file.
How does the synergy between sheet metal work and electrical operations work within the OCTÉ Group?
OCTÉ Industry supplies the sheet metal and fabricated metal parts, while OCTÉ Electric Czech and OCTÉ Electric Spain handle the wiring and electrical integration—all coordinated through a single point of contact for the client.




