o-leading

Industries We Serve

Industrial Automation PCB and PCBA manufacturing
Power Electronics PCB and PCBA manufacturing
Renewable Energy PCB and PCBA manufacturing
Medical Electronics PCB and PCBA manufacturing
Automotive Electronics PCB and PCBA manufacturing
Telecommunications PCB and PCBA manufacturing
IoT & Smart Devices PCB and PCBA manufacturing
Consumer Electronics PCB and PCBA manufacturing
Security Electronics PCB and PCBA manufacturing

Industries We Serve

By Industry

Pick your industry. See the board it needs.

Nine industries, nine requirement profiles. Pick a card to see the layer count and copper weight we build it on — then open its profile for the full process list and case study.

Factory Automation

Industrial Automation

Layer Range4 – 12 layers
Copper Weight1 – 4 oz
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Medical & Healthcare

Medical Electronics

Layer Range6 – 16 layers
Copper Weight1 – 3 oz
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Smart Home & IoT

IoT & Smart Devices

Layer Range2 – 8 layers
Copper Weight0.5 – 2 oz
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Smartphones & Wearables

Consumer Electronics

Layer Range2 – 10 layers
Copper Weight0.5 – 2 oz
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Surveillance & CCTV

Security Electronics

Layer Range2 – 8 layers
Copper Weight1 – 2 oz
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Compare

Nine profiles, side by side

Layer range and copper weight on one line each — so you can see who goes deepest and heaviest without opening nine sub-pages.

Layer range, copper weight and key processes for the nine industries O-Leading serves
IndustryLayer RangeCopper WeightKey ProcessesProfile
Industrial AutomationFactory Automation4 – 12 layers1 – 4 ozHigh-Tg materialImpedance controlHeavy copper routingAnti-vibration designOpen profile →
Power ElectronicsInverters & Drives2 – 8 layers2 – 6 ozHeavy copperThick film insulationThermal via designIGBT integrationOpen profile →
Renewable EnergySolar & Wind4 – 10 layers2 – 4 ozConformal coatingPottingHigh-voltage isolationOutdoor-rated materialsOpen profile →
Medical ElectronicsMedical & Healthcare6 – 16 layers1 – 3 ozLow-leakage designBiocompatible materialsControlled impedanceOpen profile →
Automotive ElectronicsEV & ADAS8 – 16 layers1 – 4 oz-40°C to 125°C ratingZero-defect assemblyHDI blind/buried viasOpen profile →
Telecommunications5G & Telecom4 – 20 layers1 – 3 ozLow-loss / high-frequency laminateImpedance ±5%Low-loss dielectricBack-drillingOpen profile →
IoT & Smart DevicesSmart Home & IoT2 – 8 layers0.5 – 2 ozMiniaturized HDILow-power designRF-friendly stackups01005 micro-SMTOpen profile →
Consumer ElectronicsSmartphones & Wearables2 – 10 layers0.5 – 2 ozHigh-density SMTCost-optimized panelizationFine-pitch BGARapid NPIOpen profile →
Security ElectronicsSurveillance & CCTV2 – 8 layers1 – 2 ozLong-lifecycle BOM sourcingConformal coatingIR-friendly layoutsExtended temp rangeOpen profile →

Bars are drawn on the spread of these nine profiles (2–20 layers, 0.5–6 oz), not on any single board.

How to verify

Four things you can check before you order

Not claims about how good we are — the records you can ask for, and where to look inside this site.

01

One line, first article to 100K+

Prototype runs and volume runs go down the same line, under the same process control.

How to verifyAsk for the transfer record showing your prototype and your volume order on that line.

See the 15-step line →
02

Acceptance written into the PO

Class 3 acceptance criteria are agreed on the drawing, not decided after the fact.

How to verifyAsk for the acceptance standard to be named on your purchase order before the run starts.

03

Inspection data, not just a pass stamp

AOI, X-Ray and ICT records are kept against the order they were produced for.

How to verifyAsk for the inspection records to be delivered with the boards, not on request years later.

See how boards are inspected →
04

Nine industries, nine separate profiles

Every industry above has its own requirement profile and its own sub-page.

How to verifyOpen any profile above and compare it line by line with the sub-page it links to.

Back to the selector →

Every item above is checkable in writing — the record is part of the order, not an answer to a later question.