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Build the pilot quantity, record assembly issues and confirm the inspection requirements.
We manufacture and assemble CPU, GPU, server and workstation cooling hardware to the approved design. Work can include component preparation, module assembly, coolant filling, testing, identification and packaging, with the included processes confirmed for each order.

We confirm the drawing revision, component list, assembly details and inspection requirements before scheduling the build. This keeps the production specification aligned with the approved sample.
Have an approved design?
Send the files, order quantity and required inspection records for a production discussion.
Our module production work brings together part preparation, assembly, filling and inspection. The process sequence is matched to the specific cooling product.





We check mounting, seals, connectors and tube routing against the approved assembly requirements. These checks help identify installation and sealing problems before shipment.


| Critical area | Production concern | Inspection or functional check |
|---|---|---|
| Contact and mounting | Orientation, fastener sequence and interface stack | Visual, dimensional or fit check as agreed |
| Seals and connectors | Correct part, installation and sealing condition | Assembly verification and applicable leak check |
| Tube routing | Bend space, interference and service movement | Routing and fit inspection in the defined assembly state |
| Fans, pump and wiring | Correct connection, direction and access | Configuration and functional checks where included |
| Filling and closure | Fluid, fill state and final closure | Approved filling and final inspection route |
Our liquid cooling products undergo 100% leak testing before shipment. The method and test conditions depend on the product; passing this check is not a lifetime zero-leak guarantee.
Test pressure, medium, duration and pass criteria are defined for the assembly. Additional dimensional, functional or thermal checks are agreed in the order scope. See our Testing & Reliability.
A pilot build lets us check assembly and inspection requirements before increasing volume. The approved drawings and component list then guide repeat orders.

Build the pilot quantity, record assembly issues and confirm the inspection requirements.
Keep drawing, BOM, critical checks and packaging aligned. Review affected items after a change.
Confirm part identification, inspection records, test reports and packaging requirements with the order.
We manufacture and assemble CPU/GPU cooling modules, server modules, workstation modules and integrated workstation cooling systems. The order drawings, component list and testing requirements define what is supplied.
Provide the approved drawing and BOM revision, critical characteristics, sample approval status, assembly and test requirements, labeling and packaging needs, quantity and delivery target.
Our liquid cooling products undergo 100% leak testing before shipment. The method, medium, pressure, duration and pass criteria are specified for the applicable assembly.
Yes. Pilot quantities and inspection points can be agreed before repeat production, allowing assembly or test issues to be addressed before volume increases.
Product mix, quantity, approved materials, custom processes, test duration, packaging and current production planning all affect timing and available capacity.
Yes, the required inspection and test records can be included in the agreed order scope. Specify the record format and any part, batch or serial identification requirements before production.
Send the approved drawings, component list, quantity and required delivery date. We will review manufacturing, testing and packaging requirements for the quotation.