OEM PCBA Manufacturing Built to Your Released Design
You retain design authority. HS reviews manufacturability, manages materials as scoped, assembles the boards, and tests them against your released files and agreed acceptance plan.
Discuss Your OEM BuildCustomer-Controlled Release
Your approved files and revision define the manufacturing baseline.
Manufacturing Review
DFM, sourcing, process, and test risks are raised before the build.
Flexible Supply Scope
Turnkey, partial-turnkey, or consigned materials under one program.
Released Data In. Controlled Production Out.
The manufacturing baseline is your released Gerber or ODB++ package, BOM and AVL, pick-and-place data, assembly drawings, firmware, test requirements, and acceptance criteria.
HS checks file completeness, manufacturability, sourcing risk, process needs, and test access before the build. Any proposed component, design, or process deviation is documented and submitted for approval before use.
- Gerber / ODB++
- BOM / AVL
- Pick-and-Place
- Assembly Drawings
- Firmware
- Test Criteria
Build-to-Print Manufacturing Under One Program
Six controlled steps carry the approved package from file review to documented release.
Package & Revision Review
Files are checked for completeness, matching revisions, manufacturability, and test access.
Approved Sourcing Scope
Turnkey, shared, or consigned materials are managed against the approved BOM and AVL.
PCBA Manufacturing
SMT, through-hole, and mixed-technology boards are assembled to the released package.
Inspection & Traceability
Process checks and records follow the agreed quality and traceability requirements.
Optional Box Build
PCBAs, cables, hardware, and enclosures are integrated when included in the build scope.
Programmed Test & Release
Firmware loading and ICT or FCT are performed when defined by the approved test plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
What files are needed for an OEM PCBA quote?
Provide the current Gerber or ODB++ package, BOM and approved vendor list, pick-and-place data, assembly drawings, quantities, and any firmware, test, workmanship, traceability, or packaging requirements. We identify missing items before the build is released.
Who controls design and component changes?
The customer retains design authority. HS documents manufacturability issues, sourcing risks, and proposed substitutions or process deviations; changes are used only after the agreed customer approval or change-control process is completed.
Do you support turnkey, partial-turnkey, and consigned materials?
Yes. HS can source the full BOM, share sourcing with the customer, or assemble customer-supplied materials. The quote and build package define purchasing responsibility, approved sources, incoming inspection, shortages, and excess-material handling.
How is testing handled in a build-to-print program?
Inspection and testing follow the agreed control plan. Depending on the product, the scope may include SPI, AOI, X-ray, ICT, firmware loading, or functional testing. Test limits, fixtures, software, sample size, and acceptance criteria are confirmed before production.
How is OEM different from ODM?
In an OEM build-to-print program, the customer owns and releases the product design while HS manufactures to the approved package. In an ODM program, HS also provides defined product-design or development work under a separately agreed scope.
Material Supply Models
Choose how much of the supply chain to put under one roof — the production controls stay the same.
Turnkey
We source and supply every material — components, connectors, PCBs and packaging — under our supply chain, with a single point of responsibility.
Partial Turnkey
You supply the key components and we verify them against the BOM; we procure, schedule and manage the rest.
Consigned
You provide materials to specification; we manage storage, issuing, traceability and return of unused stock.
Extended Manufacturing Scope
One program can cover more than the bare board build:
PCBA
SMT, THT and mixed-technology assembly from prototype to volume under one manufacturing program.
Wire Harness
Cable assemblies, harnesses and interconnects built and tested to match your boards.
Structural Parts
Metal and plastic components and enclosures sourced or produced to fit your product.
Testing & Packaging
Functional test, inspection and final packaging through to box build, ready for shipment.
Request an OEM PCBA Review
Share the current build package, quantities, material model, and test requirements. We will identify open items and return a scoped manufacturing plan and quote.
Discuss Your OEM Build