Chris Connell, Director of OperationsThe team needed a specific part for the rear receiver of a vehicle and wanted to make it more flexible with improved functionality. As Swisher took over the project, its sales and engineering teams held multiple sessions with the client to understand their requirements. They brainstormed ideas to collectively come up with a universal and adjustable solution. The prototype was approved and put into production in just a matter of months.
"We have full, on-site engineering resources to assist customers with turnkey services for all their engineering, warehousing, and distribution needs," says Chris Connell, director of operations, Swisher.
Swisher Acquisition assists businesses with the production and manufacturing of products or specific parts of products on a contract basis. Serving a wide range of customers around the U.S., it tackles issues that significantly hinder a manufacturer’s ability, such as overseas sourcing of products, shipping delays, and freight costs.
Swisher designs and manufactures any product its customers require by utilizing various technologies in-house. One example is Solid Works, which is used to convert any DXF file from a customer into a design. It constantly seeks ways to manufacture products differently to cut down on costs while improving product quality.
From engineering, bending and forming, and metal fabrication to welding and paint booths, it uses best-in-class materials to ensure the quality of each product it manufactures.
While its prime focus is on products fabricated from steel, it is open to a wide variety of materials. Its assembly line covers everything from simple electrical assemblies to complete working units. Whether the requirement is for a complex portable hydraulic power unit with a standalone power source or a piece of lawn and garden equipment, it provides its customers with the full assembly process.
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We have full, on-site engineering resources to assist customers with turnkey services for all their engineering, warehousing, and distribution needs.
Centrally located in the U.S., Swisher’s facility makes it a good shipping hub for its customers. Its warehouse distribution agreement program enables customers to store their products for a monthly fee, if they do not want the order shipped immediately. It builds the crates and packaging in-house as part of its assembly process, depending on the level of protection a customer needs for their products in transit.
Its dedicated and flexible team has a combined industry experience of half a century, assuring Swisher continues to be the contract manufacturer of choice for a huge customer base.
