A kit nobody can assemble is a return waiting to happen.
We prepare assembly manuals in the language of the market you sell into, and we design them to be followed without reading much at all — numbered parts, exploded diagrams, photographed steps. Packaging text, warnings and the responsible-person details are localised with them.
What goes into a manual
- Every part numbered and shown at actual size, so a piece can be identified without a ruler.
- Exploded diagrams for each sub-assembly rather than a wall of text.
- Photographed steps for the parts where a drawing is not enough.
- A parts list to check against before starting.
Packaging in the same language
A translated manual inside an English box still looks imported on the shelf. Box text, safety warnings, the 14+ classification and the responsible-person details are adapted to the market the goods are sold in.
Which languages
Ask us which languages a given model already ships in and how long a new one takes — it depends on the number of steps in the model, so we answer per model rather than in general.