Fanway specializes in delivering efficient and reliable end-to-end PCB assembly services, precisely tailored to your unique requirements to accelerate your product success.
The Turnkey PCB Assembly for Automotive and Mobile Technology from Fanway delivers fully assembled boards that meet both your electrical specifications and your production schedule. Your Engineering teams choose Fanway because we solve two problems at once: the logistical burden of coordinating multiple suppliers, and the technical challenge of manufacturing complex PCBs. Our fabrication supports HDI, rigid‑flex, high‑speed laminates, and multilayer constructions up to 108 layers, with impedance control and fine line capability for compact layouts. Just one supplier, one quality standard, one delivery without compromising on board performance
Turnkey PCB assembly is a complete electronic manufacturing service model where a single supplier manages the entire production process. You provide design files such as Gerbers and a Bill of Materials (BOM). The service provider handles everything else: component procurement, PCB fabrication, SMT and THT assembly, inspection and testing, and final shipment. What you receive is a fully assembled, tested board ready for integration into your product.
In a consigned assembly model, you purchase components yourself and supply them to the assembler. This requires you to manage multiple supplier relationships, track lead times, handle inventory, and absorb procurement risks. In a turnkey model, all of that shifts to the service provider. The supplier takes full responsibility for sourcing, quality, cost, and delivery of every component.
1. Single supplier, single point of accountability
Fanway owns the entire process and there is no room for finger pointing between suppliers. If a component is delayed, if a board fails test, if a specification is misunderstood, the turnkey provider resolves it directly. You do not spend time mediating between PCB fabricators, component distributors, and assembly houses.
2. Reduced procurement and administrative overhead
Managing multiple suppliers means multiple RFQs, purchase orders, invoices, and status calls. Turnkey assembly eliminates these inefficiencies. One quote, one purchase order, one invoice, one delivery. Your procurement team focuses on strategic tasks rather than chasing component lead times.
3. Faster time to market through integrated scheduling
When PCB fabrication, component procurement, and assembly are planned together, the overall production cycle shortens. We coordinate material availability with board fabrication and assembly capacity, reducing idle time between stages. Prototype orders can ship within 24 hours; volume orders follow a coordinated schedule that minimises total lead time.
4. Cost advantages through volume purchasing
Our Turnkey PCB Assembly for Automotive and Mobile Technology providers purchase components across multiple customer projects, consolidating demand into larger volumes. This buying power secures better pricing than individual buyers can obtain. These savings are passed on to you, along with reduced internal procurement costs.
5. Risk transfer: inventory, price, and counterfeiting
In a turnkey arrangement, the supplier holds component inventory, absorbs price fluctuations, and guarantees authenticity. You are not exposed to obsolete component risks, market price spikes, or counterfeit parts. If a component becomes unavailable, we source alternatives or redesign recommendations before your production is affected.
BOM review and component lifecycle analysis
Before we source anything, we review your Bill of Materials for long‑lead‑time parts, end‑of‑life components, and obsolete items. We flag risks early and recommend drop‑in alternatives or design adjustments to avoid procurement delays.
PCB fabrication
We manufacture bare boards to your Gerber specifications, supporting layer counts from 1 to 108, board thickness from 0.2mm to 10.0mm, and panel sizes up to 610mm by 1200mm. Surface finishes include ENIG, HASL, OSP, hard gold, and immersion tin/silver.
Component sourcing
We source all components from authorised distributors and franchised agents. Our supply chain network covers over 20 million stocked parts with direct integration to Mouser, DigiKey, and Arrow. No grey‑market parts are used.
PCB assembly
We assemble using SMT placement (including 01005 and 0.3mm‑pitch BGAs), through‑hole soldering, and mixed‑technology assembly with selective soldering. Our 8 SMT lines each place up to 10 million components per 24‑hour period.
Testing and quality control
Every board undergoes AOI, X‑ray inspection (for BGAs and hidden joints), in‑circuit testing, functional testing, and burn‑in testing as required. Test plans are customised to your design.
Packaging and delivery
Boards are cleaned, conformal coated if specified, packaged per ESD standards, and shipped to your designated location with full traceability documentation.
1‑108 layers, 0.2‑10.0mm thickness
This range covers simple two‑layer boards and complex 50‑layer backplanes. You can design high‑density interconnects for compact devices or thick, rigid boards for industrial power applications without changing suppliers.
610mm × 1200mm maximum panel size
Large panels improve material utilisation, reducing cost per board for high‑volume production. This capacity also supports oversized boards used in telecom and industrial control equipment.
2.5mil line/space, 0.1mm minimum hole size
These fine tolerances enable high‑density routing for miniature components like 01005 passives and fine‑pitch BGAs. Your compact designs remain manufacturable without sacrificing routing density.
Impedance control ±10% tolerance
Precise impedance matching is critical for high‑speed digital and RF circuits. Our ±10% tolerance ensures signal integrity, reducing reflection and loss in transmission lines.
0.5OZ to 12OZ copper thickness
High copper weight supports high‑current power designs, allowing your board to carry significant current without overheating. Essential for power supplies, motor drives, and automotive power modules.
Advanced material support
Beyond FR‑4, we offer high‑frequency laminates (Rogers, Arlon, Taconic), high‑Tg materials (TU‑872, TU‑883), and low‑loss substrates (Panasonic M6/M7). This allows material selection matched to your application: RF performance, thermal stability, or low dielectric loss.
Turnkey PCB Assembly for Automotive and Mobile Technology are widely applied across these fields：
Automotive electronics: ECUs, BMS boards, ADAS modules, lighting controllers. Our assembly meets IATF 16949 traceability requirements and handles high‑reliability solder joints for vibration‑prone environments.
Medical devices: Patient monitors, diagnostic equipment, portable instruments. ISO 13485 certified processes ensure consistent quality and complete documentation for regulatory compliance.
Industrial controls: PLCs, motor drives, power supplies, automation systems. Wide copper thickness options and robust material selection support continuous operation in factory environments.
Telecommunications and networking: Routers, switches, base station equipment, optical transceivers. Impedance control and high‑layer‑count capabilities maintain signal integrity at high frequencies.
Consumer electronics and IoT: Wearables, smart home devices, wireless modules. Fine‑pitch placement and rapid turnaround support fast product development cycles.
Instead of managing a fragmented supply chain, our Turnkey PCB Assembly for Automotive and Mobile Technology gives you a single integrated workflow. Here is what that means in practice:
No separate supplier qualification
We manage all downstream suppliers. You qualify Fanway once, not each PCB fabricator and component distributor individually.
No inventory holding for components
We hold component inventory. You do not need warehouse space or capital tied up in safety stock for prototypes or production.
No chasing multiple status updates
Your project manager provides consolidated progress reports. One status call covers everything: PCB fabrication, component delivery, assembly, testing, and shipping.
No coordinating returns or rework
If an issue occurs, we handle it end‑to‑end. There is no need to determine whether the PCB supplier, component vendor, or assembly line caused the problem—we own the resolution.
Q: What files do I need to start a turnkey project?
A: You need Gerber files (or CAD data), a complete BOM with manufacturer part numbers and quantities, and a pick‑and‑place coordinate file. Assembly drawings and test specifications are optional but recommended.
Q: How long does turnkey assembly take?
A: Prototypes with standard components ship within 24 hours. Volume orders typically take 10 to 20 working days, depending on component lead times and board complexity. Expedited options are available.
Q: Do you source components from authorised channels only?
A: Yes. We purchase exclusively from authorised distributors (Mouser, DigiKey, Arrow, etc.) and franchised agents. All components are traceable to original manufacturers. No grey‑market or counterfeit parts are accepted.
Q: What happens if a component is obsolete or has long lead times?
A: During BOM review, we flag obsolete or long‑lead‑time components and recommend alternatives. We work with you to approve substitutions before sourcing begins, so production is not delayed.
Q: What testing do you perform?
A: Testing includes AOI, X‑ray inspection for BGAs, in‑circuit testing, functional testing, and burn‑in. The test plan is customised to your design requirements. We do not apply a one‑size‑fits‑all test strategy.
Q: Is there a minimum order quantity?
A: No. We accept orders starting from 1 piece for prototypes. Volume orders scale from small batches to high‑volume production runs.
Ready to simplify your PCB production? Send your Gerber files and BOM to our engineering team. We will provide a comprehensive quote and DFM review within 24 hours.
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Building 3, The First Industrial Zone of Mingjinhai, Shiyan Street, Bao'an District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China, Zip Code:518108
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