International production
Local shop. Global reach.
Orlando and Central Florida teams can take a project from prototyping to repeat production with 7Fabs in Apopka. When the scope calls for overseas production, we coordinate the specifications, review points, and delivery through one local team.
Why it works
Prototype here. Scale there.
The hardest part of manufacturing overseas is knowing who to trust and how to communicate what "right" looks like. We develop the project requirements before production so the dimensions, material, finish, and review points can travel with the work.
You get one local team that answers the phone, with partner capacity available when quantities grow.
What fits overseas
The work that makes sense at volume.
Our shop handles one-off and low-volume work. Larger quantities or specialized processes may suit overseas production after review of the design, tooling, inspection, and delivery requirements. The quote identifies the planned operations.
- CNC machining at volume
- Injection molding & tooling
- Castings and forgings
- Sheet metal production runs
- Electronics & PCB assembly
- Finishing at scale — anodizing, plating, coating
- Packaging and kitting
- Logistics and import coordination within the quoted scope
How we manage it
Our name is on every part.
7Fabs coordinates specifications, production-partner communication, and receiving review for quoted work. Inspection scope and acceptance criteria are defined in the quote. If a part needs attention, 7Fabs coordinates the review with the production partner. Project information is shared only as needed for the quoted work; ask about an NDA before sharing sensitive details.
- Specs defined
- Review coordinated
- Logistics scoped
- Issues routed
Prepare the production request
Start with the latest model and drawing, material and finish, order quantity, expected repeat demand, and desired delivery date. Include packaging, labeling, inspection, and acceptance requirements so they can be considered before production is quoted.
If the design still needs a first build or fit check, start with rapid prototyping. For a smaller repeat quantity, see short-run manufacturing and assembly.
Agree the checkpoints before production
We review the proposed process, tooling needs, sample requirements, inspection scope, and delivery assumptions. Any formal validation or specialized documentation is discussed and scoped with the job.
A person confirms feasibility, pricing, capacity, and timing before you approve the work. Your 7Fabs contact coordinates questions and changes against the agreed specification as the order progresses.
Start small. Scale big.
From a prototype to repeat production, the same 7Fabs team coordinates the work.