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Yes. Depending on the product development stage, Machan can provide sheet metal prototyping and low-volume trial production, followed by production orders manufactured in Taiwan.

Before production begins, we assess feasibility based on product dimensions, materials, structural complexity, manufacturing processes and estimated order volume. Customers can validate the structure, assembly and functionality through prototypes before proceeding to pilot production or volume production in Taiwan.

Machan provides more than build-to-print manufacturing. We can participate in co-development from the early stages of equipment development.

Based on equipment functions, dimensions, loads, module configurations, assembly methods, maintenance requirements and estimated production volumes, Machan proposes structural and manufacturing options that improve design feasibility and production readiness.

Yes. Machan can customize the structure and internal configuration of heavy-duty equipment cabinets according to battery modules, power modules, control modules, equipment quantities and application requirements.

Customizable elements include cabinet dimensions, shelf configurations, module mounting methods, installation positions, cable-routing space, maintenance access and structures for future expansion.

Machan primarily provides cabinet structural design, sheet metal manufacturing and equipment structure integration. We do not directly provide electrical system design, power distribution engineering or control wiring services.

Based on requirements provided by customers or system integrators, Machan can plan internal installation space, mounting structures, openings, cable ducts and maintenance access.

Machan can also provide basic assembly of hardware and non-electrical components, provided that the work does not involve electrical-part installation or electrical testing.

Yes. If a customer already has an autonomous mobile robot (AMR), automated guided vehicle (AGV) or another mobile equipment base, Machan can develop a customized upper platform, equipment cabinet, material module, drawer, storage structure or sheet metal enclosure.

We evaluate the base dimensions, payload, center of gravity, mounting interface, equipment configuration, operating method and mobility safety. Installation space can also be reserved for RFID readers, electronic locks and other access-control components.

Machan’s custom sheet metal and equipment cabinet development process generally includes:

  1. Requirement definition
  2. Feasibility assessment
  3. Industrial design and structural development
  4. Drawing confirmation and design review
  5. Prototype production and validation
  6. Pilot production and production transition in Taiwan

Machan can also provide sheet metal fabrication, surface finishing, assembly, quality inspection, packaging, delivery and after-sales support.

We have a complete and professional customized solution, including spray painting, modular accessories, our own paint line, and various options for painting.

We have a complete sheet metal cabinet processing production line, from laser, stamping, bending, welding and painting are all completed in-house, with complete production equipment.

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We have a number of coating lines, which can be produced simultaneously and can meet the needs of mass production.

We have our own industrial design and R&D team, which can provide a complete appearance, structure and cost plan for your reference.

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We have a safety stock of materials, a variety of alternative suppliers to choose from, and a low probability of out of stock.

We have our own quality laboratory, which can test products and provide relevant test reports.

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Our new factory has a large storage space, which can be used for temporary storage mechanism.

We can provide simple repair instructions or videos to help you quickly solve user problems.

We have launched a sustainable business development committee, planning to expand the development of green products, and reduce carbon emissions by 3% by 2025.

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