Cable assemblies, complex harnesses, motor wiring, control units and plug-and-play modules are manufactured in Hlohovec, Slovakia and Kochchikade, Sri Lanka. Processes include automatic cutting and stripping, monitored crimping, winding, ultrasonic welding and testing.

Assembly, soldering, test and box-build under the Aars production quality-assurance notifications. Customers retain their Ex product certifications; this is not a GPV-branded certified product range.

Testing of customer-developed electronics as part of the Aars EMS offering; exact coverage and test method defined for the product.

Assembly and integration of customer-designed electronics into box-built systems at Aars.

End-of-life work covers waste management, certification-discontinuation management and storage or handover of product data and parameters.

Component-lifecycle monitoring, procurement strategies and controlled storage of critical components support long-lived systems as component production ends.

Maintenance concepts and component-feasibility analysis, followed by cleaning, inspection, upgrades, tests and maintenance reports. Network maintenance sites provide ultrasonic cleaning and optical inspection.

Network repair centres inspect, clean, repair, upgrade and test electronics, with repair reports and component advice where parts are discontinued.

Retention of production and test infrastructure, product data and manufacturing know-how supports spare-part production. Component advice and logistics concepts address unavailable or discontinued parts.

Small-batch electronics prototyping through the GPV network. The online service accepts eCAD or Gerber files, bills of materials and assembly drawings; component availability and a project quotation precede ordering.

GPV Mechanics in Bangkok supplies precision-machined and sheet-metal components, mechanical housings and assemblies. Turning, milling, laser cutting, punching, bending, welding and stamping are complemented by surface treatment, wet or powder painting, silkscreen printing and final assembly.

APQP-led introduction proceeds through startup, design, prototype, industrialisation and ramp-up. Work covers tooling, programming, test development, configuration, packaging and labelling, with procurement and logistics preparation.

Hardware and software engineering for new and existing electronic products through GPV’s Lachen design office. Work includes RF and communications, embedded software, sensors and power electronics, with design-for-manufacture, test, cost, security and logistics.

SMT assembly of customer-developed electronic products at GPV’s Aars operation.

Design-for-test analysis, design and manufacture of board, system and end-of-line testers, and test-data management through the GPV network. Functional, safety, audio, display and RF testing are supported alongside tester calibration, maintenance, upgrades and spare parts.

THT assembly for customer-designed electronics at Aars; specific soldering and inspection methods agreed per project.