Box build
Bring board-level electronics into a complete assembly, configured around your project requirements.
Final assembly / Project-specific testing
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PCB Assembly & Electronics Manufacturing
From engineering review and component sourcing to assembly, testing and box build.
01 / INSIDE nodsmart
Inside nodsmart manufacturing.
Engineering, assembly and testing, connected on the production floor.
01SMT placementSurface-mount component placement.
02InspectionAOI and X-ray when the project requires it.
03Functional testFixtures, coverage and pass criteria.
04TraceabilityMaterial, production and test records.
Since 2010
10,000 m²Production floor
6SMT lines
3DIP lines
27+Countries & regions served
nodsmart supports OEM and ODM electronics projects with component sourcing, SMT and through-hole assembly, inspection, functional testing and box build. Share your design files and production needs to define the right scope.
Talk through your manufacturing needs
SMT placement
Functional testPrecision, from the outside in.
From PCB assembly to box build, explore how the parts of an electronic assembly come together.
Enclosure integration
Coordinate the enclosure, mounting and internal connections as part of the final assembly.
Enclosure / Mounting / Assembly requirements
PCB assembly
Assemble the populated board using the SMT and through-hole processes required by your design.
SMT / Through-hole / Process inspection
Components and interconnects
Source components against your BOM and bring the internal assembly together around the agreed design.
BOM review / Components / Subassemblies
Board-level engineering
Review manufacturability and define inspection and functional testing around the assembly requirements.
DFM / Inspection requirements / Functional testing
02 / MANUFACTURING CAPABILITIES
From engineering review to box build.
Bring us in at the stage your project needs. Connect engineering, sourcing, assembly and testing in one manufacturing workflow.
01 / PlanFiles, DFM and NPI
Engineering & NPI
Review design and production requirements before moving into assembly. Align your documentation, process and test plan for the next build.
- Design-for-manufacturing review
- Prototype and pilot builds
- Production documentation
02 / MaterialsBOM and availability
Component sourcing
Plan materials around your bill of materials. Review availability, approved alternatives and incoming requirements before production.
- BOM and availability review
- Component procurement
- Incoming material inspection
03 / BuildSMT, through-hole and inspection
PCB assembly
Turn your board design into an assembled PCBA. Define the surface-mount, through-hole and inspection requirements for your project.
- SMT assembly
- Through-hole assembly
- Assembly process inspection
04 / VerifyAOI, X-ray and functional test
Testing & inspection
Build the inspection and functional test plan around your assembly. Confirm test coverage, fixtures and acceptance criteria with our team.
- AOI and X-ray inspection
- Functional testing
- Test records and traceability
05 / IntegrateEnclosure and subassembly
Box build
Take the next step beyond the board. Coordinate enclosure integration, final assembly and testing around your finished-product requirements.
- Enclosure integration
- Cable and subassembly integration
- Final assembly and testing
PRODUCTS & ASSEMBLIES
Explore our products.
Explore product details and categories, then discuss the specifications, build quantity and testing requirements for your project.
HDI PCB
HDI PCB Manufacturing
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PCB design
Professional PCB Design Service
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PCB Fabrication
PCB Fabrication & Manufacturing Service
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Rigid-Flex PCB
Rigid-Flex PCB Prototype & Assembly Service
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PCBA prototype
Xilinx Zynq XC7Z100 PCBA Prototype Board Module
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BGA Rework
Precision BGA Rework and Reballing Service
View product03 / QUALITY THROUGHOUT
Quality control, from materials to final test.
Agree on acceptance criteria early. Connect incoming checks, assembly inspection and functional tests with production traceability.
- 01
Incoming materials
Check components and supplied boards against the project requirements.
- 02
Assembly inspection
Apply process checks, AOI and X-ray inspection as required by the assembly.
- 03
Functional testing
Define fixtures, test coverage and pass criteria for the finished assembly.
- 04
Production traceability
Connect material, production and test information through barcode and MES records.
04 / APPLICATIONS
Electronics for your application.
Different products bring different constraints. Start with your operating environment, assembly requirements and test expectations.
Industrial electronics
Control boards and connected equipment for industrial applications.
Medical electronics
Electronics assembly for medical equipment, with project-specific requirements.
Automotive Electronics
PCBA manufacturing for vehicle electronics, with revision control, inspection and traceability defined for the project.
Energy & Solar
Control, monitoring and power-related assemblies for solar, energy storage and other energy applications.
IoT & Connected Devices
Connected-device assemblies with programming, interfaces and functional test requirements reviewed together.
Communications
Electronics manufacturing for communications equipment, from component sourcing to assembly and verification.
05 / TECHNICAL INSIGHTS
Electronics manufacturing insights.
A closer look at the engineering and manufacturing questions behind your next build.
blog
HDI PCB Fabrication and Panel Sourcing: Practical Engineering Guide
1. Bridging the Density Gap: Navigating the Realities of HDI PCB Fabrication and Panel Sourcing 2. The Anatomic Shift: What Separates HDI from Standard Multilayer 3. Panelized Arrays: Practical Handling and Batch Assembly 4. Critical Sourcing Mistakes in HDI Procurement 5. Buyer's Checklist: Questions for Your Board Fabricator 6. Frequently Asked Questions 7. Taking the Next Step in Your HDI Rollout
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Rigid-Flex PCB Engineering Guide: Design Rules, Assembly, and True Costs
1. The Architecture: What Happens at the Interface 2. Assembly Line Realities: Handling and Fixturing 3. Mechanical Design Rules That Dictate Electrical Yield 4. The Sourcing Trap: Panel Utilization and True Cost 5. Frequently Asked Questions 6. Moving Forward with Your Build
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Choosing a PCB Design Service: A Practical Guide for Hardware Teams
1. Bridging the Gap Between Schematic Logic and Physical Fabrication 2. The Intersection of Schematics and PCB Layout Design 3. Critical Factors When Evaluating a PCB Design Service 4. Common Missteps in Outsourced Layout Projects 5. Practical Buyer Advice: Preparing for a Smooth Handoff 6. Frequently Asked Questions 7. Moving Forward with Your Build
Read the articleLET'S BUILD YOUR NEXT PROJECT
Tell us about your project.
Start with what you know. Our team will review your requirements and discuss the next steps with you.
A clear path into production.
- 01
Share your requirements
BOM, Gerber files, assembly drawings, quantities and project goals.
- 02
Engineering review
Align materials, manufacturing scope, test criteria and the build plan.
- 03
Prototype & pilot
Review the initial build and resolve production feedback.
- 04
Production & delivery
Move into the agreed assembly, inspection and delivery workflow.
BOM, Gerber files or drawings can be discussed after your initial inquiry.
gavin.li@nodsmart.com