EMS Technologies
Electronics & assembly

Turnkey Assemblies

Coordinate board design, parts, electronic assembly, testing and final packaging within one project scope.

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One connected path to a complete product.

EMS Technologies offers services from printed circuit board design, fabrication of raw boards and purchase of parts through electronic assembly, testing and final packaging. The turnkey offering brings hardware-production requirements into one discussion while the customer focuses on marketing and selling the product.

Supported by dedicated program management
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From board to box

Define the design, parts and assembly stages your product needs.

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Test the complete assembly

Bring test procedures and acceptance criteria into the build discussion.

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Ready for the handoff

Connect final packaging and delivery requirements with the assembly scope.

Define the assembly boundary.

Connect the services your assembly needs, from design layout and PCB assembly through box builds, testing and packaging. Define the project scope with EMS.

Capabilities

  • Design Layout & Schematic Capture
  • Electronic PCB Assembly
  • Box Builds
  • Cable Harnesses
  • Testing
  • Packaging to Customer Specifications

Discuss design changes before defining the build.

Discuss value-engineering changes to enclosure protection and molded-part strength, including ribs where required. Include ingress-protection requirements and testing needs in the design review.

Design support includes object scanning and CAM preparation: dot-mesh data, curved-mesh processing and solid-dimensional data for tooling development or CNC machining code. Discuss the geometry and development scope with EMS.

A clearer brief.
A better starting point.

Define what is already designed, what needs to be supplied and where the assembly is intended to finish.

Talk through your requirements
Which stages can I discuss?

Discuss design layout and schematic capture, raw boards, purchased parts, PCB assembly, box builds, cable harnesses, testing and customer-specification packaging. Confirm the stages relevant to your project.

What should I prepare?

Available drawings and BOM, the assembly boundary, current design stage, test requirements and final-packaging needs.

What timing and performance details should I include?

Include target dates, test criteria and environmental or ingress-protection requirements in the project brief for technical review and test planning.

Tell us where your design stands and what the finished assembly needs to be.

Bring the available BOM and drawings, the assembly boundary, required testing and packaging needs. Use those requirements to begin defining the project.

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