ASSEMBLY & MANUFACTURING
In-House Finishing. Fewer Handoffs. More Control.
Teltron integrates powder coating, select wet-paint applications, precision masking, and part marking into its manufacturing operation for high-tech OEM components.
Keeping finishing within our Taunton facility gives customers greater visibility into coating requirements and helps move Teltron-manufactured parts efficiently from fabrication or machining toward final completion.
core capabilities
Finishing Built Into Your Manufacturing Program
Finishing requirements are considered alongside material, component geometry, fabrication, machining, and downstream assembly needs.
Powder Coating
In-house powder coating for Teltron-manufactured brackets, panels, frames, enclosures, and other OEM components, with an emphasis on recurring production requirements.
Wet Paint
Select in-house wet-paint applications for customer-defined coating systems, appearance, or protection requirements. Program suitability is reviewed individually.
Precision Masking
Masking helps protect threads, mating surfaces, grounding locations, openings, and other features where coverage must be controlled.
Part Identification & Marking
Silk screening and other part-marking options may be incorporated where required, with specific methods confirmed for each program.
Controlled From Preparation Through Cure
The final finish depends on the preparation, masking, application, curing, and verification that surround the coating process.
Process highlights
In-house powder coating and select wet painting
Surface preparation and sanding appropriate to the component
Detailed functional and cosmetic masking
Dedicated coating equipment and in-house cure capability
Review of customer-defined coating specifications and appearance
Job-specific finish inspection
Coating systems and controlled specifications, including applicable military requirements, are evaluated against the individual program before capability is confirmed.
Protecting the Features That Cannot Be Coated
A finished component must do more than look right. Threads, grounding locations, mating interfaces, and mounting features may need to remain free of coating for the part to function as intended.
Teltron reviews customer drawings and finishing notes to identify protected areas such as:
Threaded holes and hardware interfaces
Mounting and mating surfaces
Electrical grounding and contact points
Critical openings and fit-up locations
Cosmetic boundaries and defined no-coat areas
The coating plan addresses where the finish belongs—and where it does not.
Finish Quality Checked Against Your Requirements
Coating coverage, appearance, thickness, and protected features can all affect the acceptability of a finished part.
Depending on the job, verification may include:
Coating-thickness checks
Visual inspection for coverage and specified appearance
Inspection of masked and protected features
Customer-defined coating acceptance criteria
Additional testing arrangements where required
Inspection is matched to the selected coating system, drawing, and program requirements.
Consistent Finishes for Recurring OEM Programs
Recurring parts need more than a one-time acceptable finish. Masking details, coating instructions, and specified appearance need to carry from one order to the next.
Teltron's finishing operation supports low- to mid-volume production for parts manufactured through fabrication or machining operations. Batch size and process fit depend on component geometry, masking requirements, coating system, and production scope.
Strong-fit applications
Powder-coated enclosures, panels, brackets, and frames
Recurring fabricated or machined components
Parts with controlled masking or identification
Components moving to hardware installation or mechanical assembly
NPI and bridge builds transitioning into repeat orders
From Fabrication
to Finished, Assembly-
Ready Components.
Outsourced coating adds a separate schedule and another movement of parts. Teltron's in-house finishing operation helps maintain coordination from manufactured components to finished parts.
Sheet Metal Fabrication / CNC Machining → In-House Finishing → Mechanical Assembly
That can mean fewer coating-related handoffs, clearer communication when drawings change, and better coordination of masking, hardware, and downstream assembly needs.
Related capabilities: Sheet Metal Fabrication · CNC Machining · Mechanical Assembly
Need Finished Parts, Not Another Supplier to Manage?
Send us your drawings, finish specifications, masking requirements, quantities, and timeline. We'll review the complete manufacturing scope, including fabrication or machining and any downstream assembly needs.
