Automation Cable Management Links
Interlocking links for flexible cable management
- Process
- Injection moulding
- Type
- Cable chain
Industries · Automation
Components for automation equipment
Automation customers account for 5% of our output. We mould DIN-rail enclosures, cable-management links, small housings, caps and sensor bodies for automation equipment makers and special-purpose machine builders.
5%
of Solutech's current output
Platforms
- Automation equipment makers Controls & panels
- Special-purpose machine builders Custom machines
Component categories
- 01DIN-rail enclosures
- 02Cable-management links
- 03Small housings & caps
- 04Sensor & switch bodies
- 05Lever & handle assemblies
- 06Insert-moulded parts
Component categories describe our capability; they do not imply supply to any specific OEM.
Products
Parts we make for automation
Automation 
Automation 
Automation DIN-Rail Enclosure
Modular DIN-rail enclosure with clear cover
- Process
- Injection moulding
- Type
- Enclosure
Capabilities
Behind every part
01 Injection Moulding
30T to 250T — all-electric, horizontal, vertical and rotary
Injection moulding from 30T to 250T on all-electric, horizontal, vertical and rotary presses — covering precision micro parts through to large structural components.
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02 Tooling
In-house tool design & manufacturing
In-house tool design and manufacturing, supported by VMC, CNC, EDM, grinding and milling capabilities. Multi-cavity moulds and dies are designed and manufactured, with T0–T1 trials carried out entirely on-site, ensuring precision, quality and faster turnaround.
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03 Assembly
Sub-assembly & insert moulding, fitment-ready
Sub-assembly and insert moulding — fitment-ready components shipped to the OEM line.
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04 Automation
Robotic part removal & automated material handling
Automatic robotic part removal, material loaders, hopper dryers and chillers across our moulding cells.
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From RFQ to series production
- Week 0–2
Discovery & RFQ
Component shortlist, drawings and CAD sharing, technical clarifications, commercial RFQ for the first 3–5 priority parts.
Weeks 0 to 2 - Week 2–6
Tooling & prototype
In-house tool design and manufacture, T1 sample submission, dimensional inspection report and material qualification.
Weeks 2 to 6 - Week 6–10
PPAP & validation
PPAP documentation, IMDS submission, capability studies, vendor audit and on-site OEM QA verification.
Weeks 6 to 10 - Week 10–16
Series production
SOP for first parts, gradual line-feed integration, expansion to additional categories, JIT delivery set-up.
Weeks 10 to 16
A structured, low-risk path from first conversation to SOP — typically 12 to 16 weeks for the first parts.
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Let's build together
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