Surface Mount Assembly
Automated solder paste printing on an SPI-equipped stencil printer Automated component placement from tape, reel and stick feeders Inline convection reflow with conveyorised board handling
Rooted in California since 1989, World Class Electronics builds the boards behind RF and wireless systems, connected devices, medical equipment and LED lighting — assembled on our own floor in Newbury Park, by people who have done it for decades.
From design review through warranty support, World Class Electronics covers the full assembly process under one roof in Newbury Park — so your program has one partner and one point of accountability from first article to final shipment.
"How We Serve Our Customers"
WCE will procure the parts for the bill of material, orders the PCBs, provides complete SMT and through-hole assembly services with a final functional testing before shipping the products to the customer. In this case, customers would save on order lead time and costs associated with procuring various parts and components.
Get a Turn Key QuoteIn consignment orders, customers send their complete kits containing all the components for the assembly. WCE will only charge for the labor cost to the assembly and final product testing. Don't worry, we can provide you the PCBs if you want us to. We need the Gerber files to your PCB design and layout to order your PCBs with our selected vendors.
Discuss ConsignmentThis type of service could be for turn-key or consignment orders. The electro-mechanical assembly process involves enclosure fabrication, installation of sub-assemblies and components or installation and routing of cables or wire harnesses. WCE Inc. is capable in providing complete finished product assembled in your final packaging material to be shipped to your third party destinations.
Start Your Box BuildOur strength isn't just in our machines — it's in the people who run them. Founded in California in 1989, our team carries over three decades of institutional knowledge that no algorithm can replicate.
35+ years of California manufacturing continuity means our senior engineers mentor the next generation in real-time. When a process anomaly arises, there's someone on the floor who's seen it — and solved it — before.
We invest 200+ hours annually per operator in advanced training — from IPC-610 certification to AI-assisted inspection techniques. Our people don't just keep up with technology; they stay ahead of it.
Every operator owns their line's quality metrics. When someone spots an improvement, they implement it — no committee needed. This is how we've sustained our industry-leading quality for over a decade.
Thirty-seven years in one building means we have built across a lot of industries. These are the ones we know best — and we are straight about the boundaries of what we are qualified to do.
Assemblies for radio-frequency and wireless systems, including boards destined for antenna, transceiver and communications equipment.
Compact, sensor-dense boards for connected products — where component density and repeatable placement matter more than raw volume.
Assembly work for medical equipment manufacturers, built to documented process control with full material traceability.
We build assemblies for military end-use programs to commercial and industrial standards. We do not hold mil-spec qualification, and we say so before you issue a PO, not after.
Light engines in strip and panel formats, assembled through the full SMT line and evaluated on our own photometric equipment.
Every capability below runs on our own floor in Newbury Park, on equipment our people operate daily. From paste to packaged product, the whole process stays under one roof and one quality system.
Whether you're in early-stage design or ready for volume production, our team is prepared to evaluate your requirements and deliver a manufacturing strategy that exceeds expectations.