You don’t sell circuit boards to your customers. You sell finished products.
So why are you still managing your supply chain like a puzzle?
Many OEMs source their PCBs from Supplier A, their cable assemblies from Supplier B, and their plastic enclosures from Supplier C, only to assemble everything in-house (or at a fourth location).
This fragmented approach introduces three silent killers to your business: Logistics Costs, Communication Delays, and the dreaded “Blame Game” when parts don’t fit together.
At Fenix MFG, we offer a smarter alternative: Box Build Assembly. We take the high-precision electronics we manufacture and integrate them into the final mechanical housing, delivering a fully tested, ready-to-ship unit.
Often called “Systems Integration,” a Box Build can range from a simple PCB inside a plastic case to a complex electromechanical machine involving pneumatics, displays, and thermal management.
It is the process where electronics meet physics.
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The biggest argument for moving to a Box Build model is Accountability.
When Fenix manages the entire build, you have one Point of Contact and one Purchase Order (PO).
Box Build is not just about screwing a lid onto a box. For sectors like Automotive and Industrial Controls, it requires engineering rigor.
When you buy a bare PCB, you test the circuit. When you buy a Box Build, you test the function.
Because we control the final assembly, we can perform Functional Verification Testing (FVT) on the completed unit.
Does the unit communicate with the cloud?
We ensure that “Dead on Arrival” (DOA) units are filtered out before they ever leave our dock.
The shift from buying parts to buying solutions is how modern OEMs scale.
By trusting Fenix MFG with your Electromechanical Assembly, you free up your internal resources to focus on what matters most: innovation and sales. Let us handle the nuts, bolts, and wires.
Q: What information does Fenix need to quote a Box Build?
A: In addition to the BOM and Gerber files for the PCB, we need 3D CAD models of the assembly, a detailed Bill of Materials for mechanical parts (screws, washers, labels), and clear Assembly Instructions (drawings or SOPs).
Q: Can Fenix source the mechanical enclosures?
A: Yes. We work with a network of trusted suppliers for plastic injection molding and sheet metal fabrication. We can source the custom housings and manage the inventory for you.
Q: Is Box Build assembly expensive?
A: While the unit price is higher than a bare board, the Total Landed Cost is often lower. You save on internal labor, reduced shipping fees, simpler inventory management, and lower administrative overhead (fewer vendors to manage).
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