Old Dog matches geometry, material, tolerance, quantity and documentation requirements to the right manufacturing process and the right qualified supplier — then stays involved through inspection, documentation and delivery.
Each family has its own page with materials, processes, tolerances, inspection and what to send with an RFQ.
Precision parts from prototype through production. Milling, turning and Swiss work, precision processes, and the finishing and inspection that go with them.
Custom wire and cable assemblies, harnesses and electromechanical builds — coordinated from wire processing and termination through labeling, test and delivery.
Component and BOM sourcing with the supply thinking behind it — approved alternates, obsolescence and legacy support, inventory and release planning.
Build-to-print and application-driven hardware — specialty washers, custom fasteners, pins, precision stampings — from prototype quantities through repeat production.
These apply whatever you are buying. Availability and certification scope are confirmed during RFQ review and depend on the selected supplier.
Experienced review of geometry, features and process fit before a number goes on paper — with practical suggestions where a change saves cost or risk.
One-off development parts, bridge runs and repeat production, with the process re-evaluated as quantity changes.
Help matching alloy, grade or polymer to the application, the process and what is actually available.
Plating, coating, anodizing, heat treatment, deburring, marking and assembly coordinated as part of the part, not an afterthought.
Dimensional inspection, first article, material certifications and customer-specific reporting — scope confirmed with the selected supplier.
Cross-reference and approved alternates when a part is obsolete, allocated or on a long lead time.
Scheduled releases, blanket quantities and stocking arrangements for parts you buy again and again.
Lot traceability, certifications and documentation packages where the application requires them.
Consolidation, supply-risk review and a single point of contact across mechanical, electrical and electronic content.
Old Dog combines experienced manufacturing review with qualified manufacturing and sourcing partners. Process capability, certification scope and tolerance are confirmed during RFQ review.
Every request is read by people who have made parts. Not an instant-quote algorithm.
Work is placed with qualified manufacturing and sourcing partners matched to the process, tolerance and volume.
Mechanical, electrical and electronic content coordinated through the same review and the same people.
If something is not a good fit, we say so — and tell you what would be.
These are the machining and fabrication paths. Electrical, electronics and hardware requests each have their own intake — start from the service family above.
Describe the part or the problem. We will route it.
Send a drawing, CAD, a BOM, a sample or a photograph — whatever you have. We will tell you which path fits and what else we need.
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