Modern agricultural, construction, mining, and industrial off-road equipment OEMs are under more pressure than ever to deliver durable, high-performance equipment while keeping production schedules tight and operational risk low. This is prompting their engineering and procurement teams to re-evaluate their supplier portfolios not by expanding them, but by strategically reducing them to experienced single-source partners. 

Off-road OEMs have traditionally had to work with multiple contractors to obtain the parts and components needed to fulfill their project objectives.

However, Arrow Off-Road’s full-service manufacturing model allows us to build, assemble, and deliver high-quality products faster and more efficiently all under one roof.

Construction vehicles are operated under some of the harshest conditions imaginable. They’re expected to perform reliably on steep grades, through dense mud, and under heavy payloads, putting their components through stress levels that would impair everyday vehicles.

Arrow Off-Road engineers understand the specific expectations of construction vehicle OEMs and ensure that each component we fabricate, machine, and assemble meets their stringent quality standards.

High-quality agricultural vehicles need to do more than just maneuver across rough terrain. They’re also required to power, lift, and control the implements that support modern farming applications.

Three specialized systems in particular, the power take-off (PTO), hitch control, and hydraulics, allow vehicle users to perform their tasks with efficiency and precision. As a result, they must be fabricated to operate reliably while withstanding punishing duty cycles, seasonal extremes, and decades of use in the field.

There’s no question that heavy-duty mining vehicles operate under some of the harshest conditions in the world. This equipment is constantly subject to relentless vibration, corrosive environments, and punishing loads that test its quality, durability, and reliability on an ongoing basis.

To help maintain the integrity of their equipment, mining vehicle OEMs must ensure their fabrication partners use only the strongest build materials and the latest fabrication and assembly technology to help ensure total lifecycle performance of the end product.

When it comes to machining and fabricating high-quality parts, components, and projects, not all source materials are created equal.

In fact, deciding which material is best for your application is a crucial step in ensuring your end products operate efficiently. Fortunately, a wide selection of metals are available to choose from.

When a new off-road vehicle destined for agricultural, mining, construction, or other industrial applications rolls off the line, many observers stare in awe at the final product. Although the vehicle is indeed an engineering marvel, so too are each of its components, from the tiniest sensors and electrical connectors all the way up to the chassis and drive train. 

These components succeed due to the quality precision that goes into every step of the metalworking process, from design and fabrication through finishing and assembly.

When looking for precision machine partners to fabricate products listed on Canada’s Controlled Goods List, such as weapons, military vehicles, components, or technical data, defence contractors and government agencies must find service providers who meet specialized criteria to ensure the successful completion of their projects. Doing the necessary homework early on in the procurement process can save time, money, and headaches down the road.

As a premier CNC manufacturing company, Arrow Off-Road is proud to deliver high-quality components and equipment to global OEMs who expect products of uncompromising durability, reliability, and performance.

To help us accomplish this, we hold multiple certifications in world-class safety standard programs that showcase our unwavering commitment to quality, safety, and skills upgrading in our operations.

Achieving tight tolerances is critical to how precision machined parts fit into the overall assembly of the final product. Any lapses in ensuring the tightest tolerance possible can seriously affect the product’s safe, efficient performance. 

Even if the part has a complex, intricate design, there’s simply no room for error from your CNC manufacturing company.