#emsfactory

Thank you to everyone who visited the STHL booth yesterday.

We’re ready for another day at Hall 5, Booth 51.

Come talk with us about:

PCBA Assembly

Component Sourcing

DFM Review

Testing & Inspection

Box Build Assembly

EMS Manufacturing

Prototype to Volume Production

Bring your BOM. Bring your Gerber files. Bring your project challenges.

📍 Hall 5, Booth 51

📅 May 26–29, 2026

📍 Poznań, Poland

https://www.pcba-china.com/

Visit us at Hall 5, Booth 51 in Poznań.

Let’s talk about:

PCB Assembly

Component Sourcing

Testing & Inspection

Box Build Assembly

EMS Manufacturing

Prototype to Volume Production

Bring your BOM. Bring your project questions. Bring your manufacturing challenges.

May 26–29, 2026

Hall 5, Booth 51

Poznań, Poland

https://www.pcba-china.com/

Booth setup day for STHL at ITM Industry Europe 2026.

We’ll be at Hall 5, Booth 51 from May 26–29, meeting people working on industrial electronics, automation, sensors, robotics, PCBA assembly, and EMS manufacturing.

Bring your project questions.

Bring your BOM.

Bring your challenges.

Let’s talk about building electronics better.

https://www.pcba-china.com/

The visit included several areas of STHL’s workplace and manufacturing environment, including the shipping warehouse, SMT workshop, THT workshop, incoming materials warehouse, and sales support department.

For STHL, this cooperation is a practical step in supporting student employment, entrepreneurship practice, workplace learning, and long-term talent development.

Full article:

https://www.pcba-china.com/news/sthl-and-college-of-economic-and-management-s-85535407.html

For industrial control boards, the transition from prototype to batch production is where engineering learning has to become production discipline.

The board has to move from “this sample works” to “this build can be repeated.”

That means the released design package, BOM revision, firmware version, pilot build results, FAI, assembly route, test method, change control, traceability, and integration readiness all need to be clear before the order scales.

Full article:

https://www.pcba-china.com/info/from-prototype-to-batch-production-for-industr-103507318.html

For industrial control board assembly, the application has to be translated into production requirements: the board’s operating role, BOM rules, IPC class, inspection scope, functional testing, connector handling, traceability, and mechanical integration needs.

That is the difference between a board that simply powers on and a board that can be built, tested, documented, installed, and repeated under controlled conditions.

Full article:

https://www.pcba-china.com/info/key-requirements-for-reliable-industrial-103503439.html

We’ll be meeting visitors at Hall 5, Booth 51 in Poznań, Poland, from May 26 to May 29, 2026. If you’re planning to discuss PCB assembly, prototype support, or manufacturing coordination during the event, you can also check our pre-show update here:

https://www.pcba-china.com/news/sthl-to-exhibit-at-itm-industry-europe-85516308.html

But inside, the PCBA main board has to do much more than power a fan.

It needs to coordinate power management, fan control, LED behavior, button or switch input, compact internal space, assembly path, and testing requirements. For OEM buyers, that means the board should be considered early enough in the product development process, not after the enclosure is already fixed.

This project also shows an important cooperation model:

Not every consumer electronics customer needs full ODM support. Some already have the product direction, brand concept, enclosure, or app experience in place. What they need is a reliable PCBA main board partner to support the electronics side of the product.

Read the full article here:

https://www.pcba-china.com/info/smart-fragrance-device-pcba-main-board-103481629.html