The electronics factory is engineered for production under clean conditions, temperature and humidity control, as well as protection against static electricity. The factory requires a steady power supply, temperature and humidity control, dust management, and efficient workflow from storing components through assembly, testing and distribution.

(ESDM) stands for Electronics System Design & Manufacturing. The construction of an ESDM manufacturing plant involves structural elements, floors, utilities, and controlled environments required for the assembly and testing of electronic products.

Plan out the SMT and assembly line layout, ESD-safe area, component storage areas, testing area, and material flow before designing the facility. In terms of the design of the electronics assembly plant, we will design the building based on the above requirements.

Yes. We plan the floors, grounding and layout for ESD-safe finishes and controlled zones at the design stage, so that your assembly and testing areas are ready for production once machinery is installed.

Yes. We build the structure with a sealed envelope, smooth floors and HVAC provisions that suit cleanroom requirements. The exact cleanroom class depends on your product, and we plan the building around it from the start.

Electronics production needs stable power, grounding, backup supply, HVAC and fire protection. For electronics production facility construction, we plan these utilities at the design stage, so that they support your machinery without costly changes later.

Yes. As an electronics plant construction company, we build for large electronics manufacturers, ESDM units and smaller component makers, with the structure sized to each plant's production volume and process.

Yes. PEB structures allow additional bays to be added to the existing building. We plan columns, foundations and utility capacity for expansion at the design stage, so that you can add new lines without major rework.