Turnkey PCBA Manufacturing & SMT Assembly in China

Fine craftsmanship and excellent quality — Kilandu PCB manufacturing, Shenzhen, China
One-stop PCB electronic manufacturing service at Kilandu — Shenzhen, China
PCB electronic manufacturing quality — Kilandu, Shenzhen, China
About Kilandu

Kilandu (Shenzhen Jintianlei Innovation Technology Co., Ltd.) is a turnkey PCBA and EMS manufacturer based in Bao'an District, Shenzhen, China. We take projects from Gerber and BOM to tested, ready-to-use boards: PCB fabrication, authorised component sourcing, SMT and through-hole (DIP) assembly, functional testing, conformal coating and final box build.

Our team of 150+ people, including more than 20 engineers and quality specialists, runs four fully automatic Yamaha YS24 + YS12 SMT lines and three automatic DIP lines with lead-free wave soldering, giving a monthly placement capacity of 150 million components. Production follows IPC-A-610 Class 2/3 acceptance under an ISO 9001 quality system, with RoHS/REACH-compliant processes and traceable inspection records for every batch.

We support rapid prototyping, small-batch production and volume manufacturing under one quality system, and supply customers in industrial control, EV charging and energy storage, automotive electronics, medical and diagnostic devices, connected devices, instrumentation and consumer electronics across Europe, Russia and the Americas.

Kilandu PCBA and SMT assembly factory in Shenzhen, China

Inside the factory. Fabrication, assembly, test and box build run under one roof, so a change agreed at design review carries through to the shipped unit without a handover between vendors.

How we control quality. Solderability and tin-thickness checks, pull-strength testing on critical joints, reflow profiling for every product, and full functional testing on customer-specific fixtures — see the quality assurance workflow.

What we build. EV charging and energy storage, industrial control, vehicle vision, wearables and medical devices — assembled, tested and box-built under one roof in Bao'an, Shenzhen.

Why choose us?

Why choose Kilandu? Because one factory in Bao'an, Shenzhen covers the whole path from Gerber and BOM to tested boards — fabrication, sourcing, assembly, test and box build under one roof, with the same team accountable from first quote to repeat order. These are the eight reasons they stay with us.

Advanced production equipment

Kilandu production equipment: four Yamaha SMT lines, three DIP lines, AOI, X-ray and ICT/FCT stations under one roof.

Rich industry experience

Kilandu industry experience across industrial, medical, automotive and consumer electronics, with 3,000+ OEM customers.

Strict quality control system

The control points where quality is actually decided: incoming material checks, in-process inspection, the acceptance class and the batch records.

Efficient testing process

The test stages a board passes through, how fixtures and specification are agreed, and the discipline applied to rework before a board is retested.

Optimized cost control

Where PCBA cost actually sits, which levers genuinely move it, and what we will not do to reach a lower number — an open breakdown rather than a negotiated rate.

Efficient supply chain management

How components are sourced and held: authorised channels, traceability, agreements and inventory, and the plan when a part goes short or obsolete.

Social responsibility and sustainable development

Where a manufacturer's obligations start and the brand owner's continue: WEEE, packaging and battery duties, material declarations, and people and safety practice.

Perfect after-sales service system

Kilandu after-sales service: warranty handling, defect analysis and corrective action on every shipped assembly batch.

Application

Each application area has its own assembly requirements. What changes from a medical instrument to a motor drive is the process, the acceptance class and the design rules that matter, and the pages below set out what is different about each one.

News
CRA Reporting Started on 11 September 2026: The Traceability an Industrial Board Buyer Cannot Improvise
CRA Reporting Started on 11 September 2026: The Traceability an Industrial Board Buyer Cannot Improvise
2026-11-08

The Cyber Resilience Act reporting duty has been live since 11 September 2026 and it covers products already in the field. A manufacturer has 24 hours to issue an early warning once it becomes aware of an actively exploited vulnerability.

For industrial board buyers, the bottleneck is not legal interpretation. It is whether the build records needed to answer three specific questions exist and can be retrieved.

DDR4 Allocation Tightens Into 2027: What Industrial PCBA Buyers Should Fix in the BOM
DDR4 Allocation Tightens Into 2027: What Industrial PCBA Buyers Should Fix in the BOM
2026-11-05

TrendForce contract price data updated on 30 October 2026 shows DDR4 modules and components moving up for another month while the DDR5 8GB SO-DIMM held flat. The split reflects wafer capacity leaving mature memory for AI server products rather than a shortage of DDR4 demand.

For buyers of industrial control boards, the exposure sits in the BOM: allocation cuts, end-of-life notices and repricing on parts that were qualified years ago.

EU Machinery Regulation Applies on 20 January 2027 as the Standards List It Relies On Expires
EU Machinery Regulation Applies on 20 January 2027 as the Standards List It Relies On Expires
2026-11-02

Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 applies from 20 January 2027. The harmonised standards list that supports the outgoing Machinery Directive is repealed on the same day, and no replacement list had been published under the new Regulation at the start of November 2026.

For buyers of industrial control boards, the question is whether the assembly supplier can document revision, substitution and test records that the machine builder needs for its technical file.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is turnkey PCBA manufacturing?+
Turnkey PCBA means a single supplier handles everything for you: PCB fabrication, SMT and through-hole assembly, component sourcing, functional testing, conformal coating and final box build. You send the Gerber files and BOM, and we deliver tested, ready-to-use boards.
Which industries do you serve?+
We mainly serve industrial electronics, industrial automation, control systems, EV charging, medical devices, automotive infotainment, IoT, instrumentation and consumer electronics manufacturers that need reliable OEM/ODM PCBA.
Do you support both prototyping and mass production?+
Yes. We support low-volume prototyping, NPI trials and high-volume mass production under one quality system, so your design can scale from sample to shipment without changing suppliers.
What certifications does your factory hold?+
Kilandu holds IATF 16949:2016 (IATF No. 0596984, IATF USI L3A259), ISO 9001:2015 (cert. CN27125Q0392R0S), ISO 13485:2016 (cert. 35825MDQMS0021R0S) and ISO 14001:2015 (cert. CN27125E0142R0S) management-system certifications, plus UL listing (File No. E352816). Production follows IPC-A-610 Class 2/3 acceptance criteria with RoHS and REACH compliant processes, and every batch ships with traceable inspection records and test reports.
Can you source components globally?+
Yes. We source components from authorised global channels, support full BOM sourcing, and can advise on equivalent or alternative parts when originals are long-lead or allocated, with your approval.
What is your typical PCBA lead time?+
Prototypes typically ship within 5-8 working days. Mass production typically runs 2 to 5 weeks, depending on BOM complexity, component availability and order quantity, and is confirmed after a formal quotation. Urgent orders can be prioritised on request.