Streamlining the manufacturing Process
Market leading electrical manufacturing specialist SIC Ltd is further expanding their portfolio of ‘streamline solutions’ for design and process of customers manufacturing needs. The company – one of the UK’s leading and longest established manufacturers of wiring looms and electrical sub-assemblies for the automotive, switchgear, engineering and aerospace/defence industries – has recently expanded its offering and now boasts one of the most comprehensive contract manufacturing and assembly services in the UK, covering all aspects of electrical and non-electrical design and manufacture.
“Our USP is that we’re entirely solutions orientated,” explains Phil Hurlow Technical Director. “We see it as our job to add value to our customers at both design stage and for products already being manufactured. We aim to enhance our customers manufacturing processes through bespoke connectivity solutions that will improve product manufacture and onward serviceability – such as plug and play.” He continues, “Our concepts for electrical assemblies and wiring will automatically obtain low cost solutions that will flush out further savings for our customers in the final manufacturing process.”
SIC is the international supply partner of choice to a growing portfolio of brands and business in both new and traditional markets such as leisure, entertainment, automotive, energy, rail, medical, and HVAC.
SIC Ltd
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