01 / CABLES
Cable & harness assemblies
Wire harnesses and looms, pre-terminated cable sets, cable preparation, crimping and termination.
- Repeat cable sets
- Harnesses and looms
- Crimping, termination and labelling
Electrical work packages • technical sourcing • execution coordination
Send the technical problem.Get a defined route to delivery.
Cable and wire harnesses, battery/DC cable assemblies, pre-wired enclosures, auxiliary/control assemblies, PCB/PCBA packages and defined rework/retrofit — coordinated through one technical interface and executed through the route selected for the package.
BUILDYou already have drawings, BOM, Gerber or a defined sample.
DEVELOPThe requirement exists, but scope, documentation or acceptance criteria are incomplete.
SOURCEA component, PCB/PCBA, cable set or assembly is difficult to source or needs another route.
Pilot first. Scope before commitment. Capability confirmed package by package.
START WITH WHAT YOU HAVE DRAWING • BOM • GERBER • SAMPLE • PART NUMBER
01 / INPUTTechnical item or problem
Drawing, schematic, BOM, Gerber, part number, photo, sample, quantity or current supplier problem.
02 / LSQDefine the package & route
Clarification, manufacturability review, sourcing, RFQs, execution-route selection, pilot coordination and acceptance planning.
03 / OUTPUTVerified work package
Execution through the selected route, agreed checks, records, traceability and documented handover.
YOU DO NOT NEED TO START PERFECTIncomplete inputs are acceptable
LSQ can help turn an incomplete technical request into a package that can actually be sourced, quoted and executed.
COMMERCIAL BOUNDARYRoute stated before commitment
Manufacturing, assembly, testing location and responsibility split are defined in the quotation for the specific package.
ONE TECHNICAL INTERFACEFROM INPUT TO VERIFIED HANDOVER
What LSQ can take on
Concrete packages, not generic “engineering support”.
The offer is built around repeatable electrical and electronic work packages. LSQ defines and coordinates the package; manufacturing and assembly are performed through the execution route stated in the quotation.
02 / DC
Battery & DC cable assemblies
Battery interconnects, DC power cables and cable kits to customer drawings, lengths and termination specifications.
- Battery interconnects
- DC power cables
- Defined cable kits
03 / ENCLOSURES
Pre-wired enclosures & subassemblies
Pre-wired junction boxes and enclosures, harness kits and electrical subassemblies delivered ready for integration.
- Junction boxes
- Harness kits
- Electrical subassemblies
04 / CONTROL
Auxiliary & control assemblies
Build-to-print auxiliary and control assemblies. Complete panels only where design authority, the applicable standard (for example IEC 61439) and verification responsibility are assigned in the contract.
- Auxiliary assemblies
- Control assemblies
- Panel scope only with assigned responsibilities
05 / PCB-PCBA
PCB & PCBA assemblies
PCB sourcing, component procurement, SMT/THT assembly, testing and box-build where supported by the execution route selected for the package.
- Prototype and low-volume electronics
- Repeat industrial electronics
- Testing and box-build as defined
06 / REWORK
Rework & retrofit packages
Defined rework, modification and retrofit packages, each with agreed scope and acceptance criteria.
- Defined modifications
- Retrofit packages
- Recorded acceptance criteria
How we can enter the project
Build. Develop. Source.
You do not need the same type of support on every job. LSQ can start from a finished package, an incomplete requirement or a sourcing problem.
You have drawings and a BOM.
We turn them into a defined package, select the execution route and manage it through to acceptance.
The requirement is incomplete.
We structure scope, interfaces, BOM and acceptance criteria until the package can be quoted.
A component or assembly is hard to obtain.
We evaluate alternative supply or production routes. Equivalents are proposed only after technical review and customer approval.
Technical clarification
Drawings, BOM, interfaces, quantities, substitutions and open points are clarified before execution.
Sourcing & route selection
Components and execution capacity are matched to the actual package instead of to one fixed supplier.
QA/QC & traceability
Inspection, continuity/wiring checks, labels, records and acceptance evidence are defined for the package.
Documented handover
The output is a controlled package with the agreed records, deviations and information needed for a repeat build.
Who does what
LSQ manages the interface. The selected route executes the package.
The split is defined in the quotation so design authority, execution, testing, certification and acceptance responsibilities are explicit before commitment.
Technical interface & coordination
Technical clarification, BOM/drawing/manufacturability review, work-package definition, sourcing and execution-route selection, RFQs, supplier coordination, pilot management, QA/QC coordination, open-point management, documentation, traceability, handover and commercial/logistics coordination.
Manufacturing, assembly & testing
Manufacturing and assembly of the package, production testing to the agreed inspection and test plan, and the processes, certifications or approvals the package requires.
Authority stays where the contract assigns it
Design authority, certification or class approval, warranty and acceptance responsibilities are defined project by project. Class-critical or type-approved items use routes holding the relevant approval.
Panel boundary: Complete panels are offered only where design authority, the applicable standard (for example IEC 61439) and verification responsibility are assigned in the contract.
Standards: Acceptance criteria may reference standards such as IPC/WHMA-A-620 or IEC 60204-1 only where relevant, contractually agreed and supported by the selected execution route.
Standards: Acceptance criteria may reference standards such as IPC/WHMA-A-620 or IEC 60204-1 only where relevant, contractually agreed and supported by the selected execution route.
Execution model
Define. Source. Execute. Verify. Deliver.
Pilot first. Verify. Then scale. Recurring production is committed only once the pilot has been accepted.
| Stage | What happens | Output |
|---|---|---|
| 1 / Define | Drawings, BOM, quantities, standards, tests and acceptance criteria agreed. Open points listed. | A quotable work package |
| 2 / Source | Components and execution route selected. The quotation states the route and commercial terms. | A stated supply and execution route |
| 3 / Execute | A pilot build first, against the agreed package and inspection plan. | Pilot build and production records |
| 4 / Verify | Inspection and tests to the agreed plan. Records, labelling and traceability completed; open points closed. | Acceptance evidence |
| 5 / Deliver | Packed, documented and shipped under the agreed commercial terms, with handover records and feedback for repeat builds. | Verified, delivered work package |
Execution location, delivery terms, importer-of-record responsibility, shipping method, regulatory documentation, warranty and acceptance responsibilities are stated before order acceptance.
Where it fits
Defined packages across industrial, OEM, automation, energy and marine applications.
The route is selected package by package. LSQ does not present one fixed supplier or production site as suitable for every job.
Machinery & OEM
Repeat cable sets, PCB/PCBA assemblies, electrical subassemblies and overflow build-to-print work.
Automation & energy
Auxiliary and control assemblies, DC and battery cable packages and project-specific electrical assemblies.
Marine
Defined assemblies, replacement packages and non-class-critical cable work. Class or type approval is checked where applicable.
Industrial MRO
Replacement components, defined retrofit packages and difficult-to-source electrical items.
How a project moves
Define. Source. Execute. Verify. Deliver.
A five-stage workflow connects the customer interface, stated execution route and documented handover.
01
Define
Agree drawings, BOM, quantities, standards, tests and acceptance criteria. List open points.
02
Source
Select components and the execution route. State route and commercial terms in the quotation.
03
Execute
Run a pilot build first against the agreed package and inspection plan.
04
Verify
Complete inspection, tests, records, labelling, traceability and open-point closure.
05
Deliver
Pack, document and hand over the verified package, with feedback for repeat builds.
START HERE
Send one real item.
A drawing, BOM, part number, photo, sample or a current supplier problem. We reply with what is missing to make it technically evaluable and commercially quotable.
Quality approach
Quality is controlled through the workflow.
Execution starts from agreed technical documentation. Identification, open-point management and defined inspection steps keep the build clear, maintainable and repeatable.
01
Technical documentation
Execution based on schematics, BOMs, drawings and customer specifications.
02
Structured workmanship
Routing, identification and assembly practices designed for clarity and maintainability.
03
Inspection & verification
Visual inspection, continuity checks, wiring verification, identification/label checks and other project-defined checks.
04
Production records & open points
Production records, inspection results and open-point reporting support a clear technical handover.
LSQ DIRECT CONTACT
FOUNDER / TECHNICAL & BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
Luca Squaiella
Technical sourcing, work-package definition and execution coordination for B2B electrical work.
About LSQ
One technical and commercial interface from clarification to acceptance.
LSQ Engineering is being developed as a technical sourcing and execution-coordination interface for defined electrical work packages.
LSQ remains the customer interface for clarification, execution-route selection, RFQs, pilot management, QA/QC and documentation coordination, logistics coordination and acceptance.
Manufacturing, assembly and production testing are performed through the execution route stated in each quotation. The route may be in Sri Lanka or elsewhere, depending on what the package requires.
Pilot first. Scope before commitment. Capability, certifications and approvals are confirmed project by project.
01Defined scope
02Stated route
03Verified handover
FAQ
Before the first enquiry.
Clear answers on the package, execution route and responsibility split.
Does LSQ manufacture the package directly?+
Manufacturing is performed through the execution route stated in each quotation. LSQ manages the customer interface, work-package definition, route selection, coordination, QA/documentation and acceptance for the agreed scope.
What can I send for a first evaluation?+
A drawing, BOM, part number, photo, sample or current supplier problem. Incomplete documentation is acceptable when clarification or development support is needed.
Can LSQ source PCB/PCBA work?+
Yes, where supported by the selected execution route: PCB sourcing, component procurement, SMT/THT assembly, testing and box-build can be included in the defined package.
Can LSQ support complete panels?+
Only where design authority, the applicable standard such as IEC 61439, and verification responsibility are explicitly assigned in the contract and supported by the selected route.
How is repeat production handled?+
Pilot first. The pilot is verified against the agreed criteria before recurring production is committed.
How are certifications or class approvals handled?+
Processes, certifications or approvals required by the package must be held or supported by the selected execution route. Class-critical or type-approved items use routes holding the relevant approval.
Discuss one real package
Send what you already have. We will tell you what is missing.
We reply with what is missing to make it technically evaluable and commercially quotable. The initial discussion is free of charge; defined technical review, engineering or documentation work is scoped and quoted before it starts.
USEFUL FOR A FIRST EVALUATION
Drawing or schematic • BOM / part numbers • expected quantity and recurrence • required delivery date and destination • applicable standards / approvals • required tests and acceptance evidence.
Response targetAcknowledged within one business day.
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