EMS–TRADE Electronics export trading

01Products · the catalogue

Twelve product categories you can order through one contract.

12 categories24 supplier sites5 capability groups
Finished rack power, battery storage and display products staged in separate groups on pale pallets inside a dispatch hall
Staged for dispatch Finished goods only — three product groups from three capability groups, boxed and palletised.
Delivery robot, thin display panel, smart glasses and an enclosed 3D printer lined up on a pale bench
Group D Seven sites across consumer and terminal products, each independently operated.
Categories
12 orderable
Partner sites
24 in 5 groups
ISO 9001
12 of 24 list
Reachability
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Every category here is a finished product made by a named partner site in our 24-site network. We carry the contract, the engineering review and the export motion; the site carries the tooling and the line.

Finished products, not components Partner named on every card Live outbound links to each site

02One category · seven supplier sites

Data-centre power, from the outlet to the rack.

7 sitesGroup A
Finished 1U rack PDU above a matching DC power shelf on a pale bench CAT-01

Data-centre & rack power

Rack PDU to 36 kWCRPS 550 W–5.5 kWBBU 5.12 kWhRacks 42U–52UOCP UQD 02–08

Built by VoltFab · TitanWatt · VoltBridge · AmpRack · CapStack · RackForge · DryLink, seven sites

03Three categories · energy and mobility

Energy, mobility, and the board underneath.

Groups B and C8 supplier sites
Production panel of identical printed circuit boards held in a white inspection fixture CAT-04

PCB fabrication & PCBA

1–58 layersHDI, flex, rigid-flexSMT · DIP · box buildNo MOQ available

Built by Saturn PCBA · Whale PCBA · Uppcba · Kingdta, four sites

04Four categories · devices and machines

Devices, machines and systems.

Group D7 supplier sites

05Four categories · computing and structures

Computing, flight and structures.

Groups C, D and EFour supplier sites

06Before you choose a category

Not sure which category your product belongs to?

Send the drawing, not the category name
Technical drawing flat on a pale bench with digital calipers, a drafting triangle and sample parts
Routing A drawing or a spec sheet is enough to place your product with the right site.
Engineering bench under an inspection lamp with a finished board assembly and a blank laptop screen
The reply Manufacturability points, questioned material choices and a certification route.
Send Files Gerber or CAD source, BOM with manufacturer part numbers, assembly drawing
Send Commercials Target market, annual volume, first-order quantity, timeline
You set Acceptance class IPC places the product class with the user, so it belongs in your purchase order
You get Written assessment From an engineer, naming which of the 24 sites fits and why