Providing Complete Electronics Manufacturing
 Service with American Made Quality

Voice Line: 256-247-7338
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Physical Address: 331 Tracey Lane
Rogersville, Alabama 35652
Fax: 256-247-7340

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About Us: Assembled Products is succeeding in the world of manufacturing by concentrating on doing the little things and doing them well. It’s a formula that appears to have worked for the small company that has just move into the Elgin Crossroads area from Memphis, TN.  For nearly 18 years Assembled Products’ primary area of expertise has been design and manufacture of custom electronics. 

 “We are contract manufacturers and we get simple jobs such as manufacturing after market chips for cares, to orders for complex medical devices.” “Our clients are from a variety of industries, such as telecommunication, automotive, medical, alternative vehicles, and the building trades.  We get a good mix because we are known for doing high quality manufacturing.”

Michael Stevens, president and his son Glen (Operation Manager) have earned a reputation as designers and builders of products that most large manufacturers tend to shy away from because orders generally are small and profit margins are too low. 

 In January 1986, Michael Stevens decided to start his own business, in part because the large manufacturer he was working for at the time would regularly decline to do small jobs.  Stevens saw an opportunity to go to work for himself doing what he enjoyed and help other businesses and individuals at the same time.

 He set up Assembled Products in a tiny cinder block building that had once been home to a cabinet shop.  The building was tucked away in a secluded area of Collierville, TN. “While the location was bad, the rent was right and it allowed us to gradually build our business to the point where we could move too better location,” Stevens says.  In 1990 Mr. Stevens moved the company to a much higher profile location in Piperton, TN.  Outgrowing the 5000 square foot building, he moved the company to the old TeeJays building in Elgin with its’ 32,000 square foot of space. 

With this 32,000 square foot building, the Stevens’ and their professionally trained technicians and engineers take on the electronics product jobs that most others pass on.  Their customers have included Federal Express Corp., the University of Memphis, AutoZone, Inc., Hypertech, Inc., and IBS.

Non-corporate clients are shade-tree mechanics and amateur inventors and tinkers looking to strike it rich with a new or improved product.  At times, some of their ideas for new products or problem solving can be worked out in an unconventional fashion and job orders can be delivered in equally odd ways. “We use to get a lot of great ideas on napkins, now they come on makeshift computer printouts,” says Michael.

Each idea is given careful consideration, whether it is coming up with a circuit board for a high-tech barbecue cooker or an Equine Lithotripter machine.  “There are few projects that we have not been able to do.  Most of those we can’t do, we know someone else who can, so we send our clients to them.  On occasion someone will want us to make too many pieces for our facility (we don’t expect this problem in our new building) and we will recommend alternatives.  A big order for us is 5000 pieces a month.” , explains Michael.

Assembled Products’ clients tend to return time and again because they know their product will work.  We have the advantage of quality in our assemblies, not everyone takes the time to do that.