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• n  a unit assembled separately but designed to fit with other units in a manufactured product

• What motor makers can do in slow seasons is to build up inventories of parts, particularly sub-assembly jobs like axles, motors, transmissions.
• Oswald Jacoby's wife, Tennist Mary Zita McHale, got a job as a factory hand (hydraulic sub-assembly work) in the Dallas plant of North American Aviation.

News & Articles

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• Bartlett reaches his 30-year mark at Physio-Control | PICTURES
  Herb Bartlett’s first job at Physio-Control in the summer of 1983 was working on a sub-assembly line.
  Aug. 15, 2013 - Redmond Reporter

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• Giovanni Micheletto in nebusiness.co.uk
  This growing market is worth around £25m in the UK,said Mr Micheletto. "We are also looking for opportunities in the sub-assembly market."