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Comparing Domestic vs. Overseas Electronic Manufacturing
February 21, 2024
When looking for an electronic contract manufacturer to partner with for PCB assembly, cost will always be a consideration. Many overseas electronic contract manufacturers will attempt to highlight their lower costs as a primary advantage. In reality, while the initial quote may come in under domestic options, partnering with a domestic ECM will always save […]
How to Ensure Regulatory Compliance in Medical Device Manufacturing: Tips for Staying Compliant
February 14, 2024
Medical devices are heavily regulated – but for good reason. Patients expect their medical devices to be safe and effective. A medical device should never hurt them, but rather should improve their health. This is why medical devices need to be so highly regulated to ensure that they are in compliance. This provides the necessary […]
The Power of Collaboration: Levison Enterprises and Brandt Electronics Join Forces
January 16, 2024
At Levison Enterprises, we are thrilled to announce our exclusive partnership with Brandt Electronics. As a leading electronic manufacturer and engineering firm, this collaboration is an exciting milestone in our mission to provide top-notch service and support to our clients. With this strategic alliance in place, we are now the sole source for all service, […]
Common Challenges in Printed Circuit Board Assembly and How to Overcome Them
September 27, 2023
There are several common challenges that impact all PCB assembly. Some challenges are merely annoyances, while others can significantly impact performance. To overcome or avoid these challenges, partner with a quality ECM who can assist with the design process and address potential issues before they become problems.
Considerations for Electronic Enclosure Design
June 29, 2023
After you have an assembled PCB, you will need to finish the device with a box build, sometimes referred to as a systems integration. This combines the PCB, cables and wires, subassemblies, and the electronic enclosure. When the full box build is complete, your electronic assembly will be carefully protected and ready to function in […]
Will Your Electronic Manufacturing Project Require a Box Build Assembly?
February 23, 2023
A box build, also known as systems integration, can be anything from a simple PCBA housed in a small enclosure to a cabinet housing a complex electromechanical system. Box build assembly involves everything from start to finish in electronic manufacturing, including design, production, and construction. Box builds are cost-effective, saving both time and money. There […]
What Is Included in an Electronic Manufacturing Box Build Assembly?
January 11, 2023
A box build enclosure includes all the assembly work taken place after the production of the PCB. A box build will usually include sub-assemblies, installation of components, routing of cabling and wiring, and fabrication of the enclosure itself. For a successful box build, both the client and the electronic manufacturer need to work together from […]
How to Identify an Electronic Manufacturer as a Box Build Assembly Partner
September 16, 2022
There are many electronic manufacturers available for your box build needs, but not all manufacturing partners are created equal. To identify a great box-build assembly partner, you will need to do some research into finding out who the partners are and how they will handle your box-build from start to finish.
Are You Considering a Box Build for Your Next Project?
May 9, 2022
Box builds can range from single printed circuit boards enclosed in plastic to complex systems inside rugged metal shells. A box build is much more than a simple PCB. Box builds include subassemblies, mechanical components, wiring, cables, and installation in the enclosure. The complete, integrated system will be delivered to your customer, so when outsourcing, […]
7 Common Features of a Box Build Assembly in Electronic Manufacturing
July 25, 2019
Many electronic manufacturers work with multiple vendors on projects. They source components from one company. Another ECM handles sub-assembly. Yet another partner tackles the final assembly. This can waste valuable time and money. Plus, little bits of your quality can fall between the cracks.