Consigned PCB Assembly

What Is Consigned PCB Assembly?

Indic EMS Electronics understands that flexibility is essential in electronics manufacturing. Our consigned PCB assembly solutions are designed for clients who prefer to supply their own components for the assembly process.

With our deep expertise in assembly and testing, we ensure seamless integration of client-provided components into high-quality, reliable printed circuit boards (PCBs). You maintain control over component sourcing; we deliver precision assembly.

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How Does Consigned Assembly Work?

In our consigned assembly process, you provide the components, and we apply rigorous quality control measures at every stage.

Our approach includes:

• Thorough Incoming Inspections: Every client-supplied component is verified for quantity, part number, and physical condition.

• In-Process Testing: We conduct inspections throughout assembly to catch issues early.

• Adherence to Industry Standards: All processes follow IPC-A-610 and other relevant standards to ensure impeccable quality.

Crucially, our consigned PCB assembly service prioritizes flexibility and adaptability. Whether you supply a partial component set or a complete bill of materials, our processes accommodate your needs efficiently and precisely.

Why Choose Indic for Consigned Assembly?

With a proven track record in PCB assembly, our teams possess the expertise to handle diverse consigned projects—from prototypes to large-scale production. Our experience ensures the success of every consigned assembly project, regardless of volume or complexity.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why is consigned PCB assembly so popular?
A: It allows clients to leverage existing component inventory, maintain control over sourcing from preferred suppliers, and potentially reduce costs by using parts they already own.

Q: What are the pros and cons of full turnkey vs. consignment PCB assembly?
A: Turnkey is simpler—one partner handles everything. Consignment offers more control over component sourcing and can utilize existing inventory, but requires more client effort in component management and assumes risk for part quality.

Q: What is the difference between consigned and turnkey?
A: In consigned assembly, you supply some or all components; we handle assembly and testing. In turnkey assembly, we manage everything—component sourcing, fabrication, assembly, and testing.

Q: What is consignment assembly?
A: Consignment assembly is a service model where the client provides the electronic components, and the manufacturer performs the PCB assembly, testing, and quality control using those client-supplied parts.