OEM-scale manufacturing — fabrication, procurement and assembly, one roof
DIN-rail controllers, panel-mount I/O modules, distributed sensor nodes — deployed for years through a -40°C to +85°C swing. Component procurement, fabrication, SMT/THT assembly and 100% electrical test, coordinated as one build whether it's a 10-unit pilot or a several-thousand-unit OEM rollout.
- Our own fabrication line
- BOM procurement built in
- SMT/THT assembly & 100% test
The challenge
Most industrial IoT programs start with a handful of prototype nodes and end up somewhere between a hundred and several thousand deployed units a year or two later. What actually breaks at that jump usually isn't the board design — it's everything around it: a component going end-of-life mid-rollout, a fab house that quietly treats volume orders as a different, lower-scrutiny tier, or a "PCB supplier" that only does bare boards and leaves procurement and assembly for you to coordinate with two more vendors.
What the build actually covers
We manufacture — we don't broker
Fabrication happens on our own production line. At OEM volume that means one point of accountability for build quality.
Component procurement built into the build
BOM sourcing runs through PartsForYou, our sister sourcing operation — authorized-distributor components, with end-of-life and lead-time risk flagged before it stalls a production run, coordinated into the same build.
Turnkey assembly & test, not just bare boards
SMT and through-hole placement, then 100% functional/electrical test against your acceptance criteria. You receive populated, tested modules ready for the enclosure.
Panel-mount & DIN-rail form factors
Finish and layout choices matched to cabinet-mounted controllers and I/O modules — extended-temperature material selection, and connector placement that survives vibration over a multi-year service life.
One quality bar, prototype through fleet scale
IPC-A-600 Class 2 fabrication and 100% flying-probe test on a 10-unit pilot are the exact same standard applied at 5,000 units — there's no separate, lower-scrutiny production tier your boards get moved into as volume grows.
Bulk pricing tied to total panel area
Cost is driven by total board area ordered, not quantity at a fixed reference size — a scaled sensor-node rollout earns real per-unit economics. Run your actual node size and quantity through the instant quote tool to see it.
Frequently asked
Straight answers on how these builds actually run. Anything else, ask us directly.
Do you actually manufacture the boards, or resell someone else's fabrication?
We fabricate on our own production line. Place an OEM-volume order and you're dealing with the factory directly, not a reseller layer between you and where the board is actually built.
Can you handle component procurement for a full OEM build, not just the bare board?
Yes — through PartsForYou, our sister sourcing operation, BOM procurement is coordinated into the same build. Authorized-distributor sourcing, with end-of-life and lead-time risk flagged before it stalls your production run.
Do you assemble and test the boards, or only fabricate them?
Both. SMT and through-hole assembly, then 100% functional/electrical test against your acceptance criteria — you receive populated, tested modules, not a bare panel.
Can you fabricate boards for DIN-rail or panel-mount enclosures, including EMI and IP-rating concerns?
This is a common form factor for us. Tell us the enclosure, connector interface and target IP rating up front, and ground-plane continuity, stack-up and connector clearance get reviewed against it during DFM — before anything goes to fabrication, not after a field failure.
Does pricing actually improve for large industrial rollouts?
It does — the model is based on total board area ordered (board size × quantity), so a scaled sensor-node rollout earns real per-unit economics instead of a flat volume-discount tier bolted onto list price.
Can you handle a jump from a 10-unit pilot to a 500+ unit OEM rollout?
Same fabrication line, same procurement process, same DFM review and 100% electrical test coverage at every quantity — pricing and lead-time planning are what scale with the order, not the quality bar.
Evaluating Industrial & Industrial IoT suppliers?
Request a formal quote and one of our engineers will review your spec directly — or upload a Gerber now if you just want instant pricing.