G / Product Assembly

From working boards to finished product.

A working prototype is not a finished product. Turning a validated design into something presentable means assembled electronics, real enclosures and packaging that protects what is inside.

HHRL assembles PCBs in-house — SMD placement and hand soldering — and builds enclosures and packaging, with 3D printing in resin and FDM for housings, fixtures and short production runs. Electronics, mechanical fit, access and testability are considered together, keeping assembly connected to the design intent. Because assembly happens under the same roof as the design work, problems surface and get fixed in days, not weeks.

Discuss an Assembly Project

Capabilities

01PCB assembly — SMD and hand soldering
02In-house pick & place assembly
03Mixed-technology and prototype boards
043D printing in resin and FDM
05Enclosure fabrication and fitting
06Product packaging and presentation
07Small-batch builds and kitting
08Prototype-to-production continuity

X-ray style diagram of the pick & place machine showing feeders, gantry and placement head — Pick & place machine · in-house SMT assembly

X-ray style diagram of the CNC milling machine showing column, spindle, T-slot table and hand controls — CNC milling machine · enclosures, fixtures and machined parts

Related disciplines

A /

Rapid Prototyping

Turn ideas into working proof.

C /

Embedded Systems & IoT

Connect the physical world to intelligent software.

F /

Software & Systems Integration

Build what off-the-shelf solutions cannot.

Next step

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Tell us what you are trying to build, what is not working, or what you want to make possible. You do not need a complete specification. We can start by understanding the problem.

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