Manufacture of locks and hinges

NACE code 25.62 covers the manufacture of locks and hinges, a critical component in the construction, furniture, and automotive industries. This sector plays a vital role in the broader economy, providing essential hardware that enables the proper functioning and security of a wide range of products. The manufacture of locks and hinges is a specialized field that requires precision engineering and attention to detail to ensure the quality and durability of the final output.

The production of locks and hinges typically involves a range of metalworking techniques, including stamping, casting, and machining. Manufacturers may use computer-controlled machinery to ensure consistent quality and efficiency in the manufacturing process. The assembly of these components often requires skilled labor to ensure proper alignment, functionality, and finish.

The primary inputs for the manufacture of locks and hinges include various metals, such as steel, brass, and aluminum, as well as specialized components like springs, pins, and locking mechanisms. Manufacturers may also require specialized tools, molds, and dies to shape and assemble the final products. Additionally, the industry relies on a skilled workforce with expertise in metalworking and mechanical assembly.

The primary outputs of NACE code 25.62 are locks and hinges, which are then consumed by a variety of other industries, including 16.21 Manufacture of veneer sheets and wood-based panels, 31.01 Manufacture of office and shop furniture, and 29.10 Manufacture of motor vehicles. These components are essential for the proper functioning and security of a wide range of products, from furniture and doors to vehicles and industrial equipment.