SMT Assembly Lines
Manncorp makes it easy to find the right SMT production line—automatic, semi-automatic, or manual—for your in-house PCB assembly. If you’re just starting out or scaling up, we’ll guide you every step of the way. From prototyping to high-volume production, our equipment is tailored to fit your requirements, space, and budget. Let our experts simplify the process and help you get exactly what you need.
PCB Assembly Lines Built to Your Specifications
Limited space? No problem. Whether your facility can fit a 40-foot line or you need a more compact layout, we can adapt the equipment to work for you. From adding turning conveyors for “L” or “U” shaped lines to incorporating batch machines, we’ll design a solution that meets your space and production needs. Below are some layout examples of production lines suitable for various space requirements. Contact us for the best equipment configuration built to your specifications.
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High Volume Production Line
$984,955 plus required feeders
This SMT line is complete with two MC889 Pick & Place machines for a combined speed of 44,000 parts per hour for high volume production, plus an AOI inspection machine. After accounting for the space needed around the machines, this line fits in an area at least 58.75’ x 11.2’.
Inline Production Line
$503,965 plus required feeders
This SMT line contains all of the staples of mid- to high-volume production rated at 10,000 parts per hour. After accounting for the space needed around the machines, this line fits in an area at least 45.75’ x 11.2’.
Inline Production Line (Modified)
Starting at $555,945
This SMT line includes almost all of the equipment of
the Inline Production Line above, except for an
additional inline conveyor and adding two turning
conveyors to adjust for different space requirements.
By transforming this line into a U-shaped line, the
necessary length is nearly cut in half.
After accounting for the space needed around the
machines, this line fits in an area at least 28’ x 20.5’.
Batch Machine Option for Limited Space
$311,480 plus required feeders
If you’re limited on space, integrating a batch machine into your line
might be your best option. In the line shown below, the MC1400 stencil
printer is set up as a batch machine. It doesn‘t require as much space
as an inline printer, and the rest of the line is still automated. This line
places parts at 5,000 parts per hour.
After accounting for the space needed around the machines, this line fits in an area at least 21.5’ x 13.3’.
Small Room Production
$140,985 plus required feeders
Even MORE limited on space? Don’t feel discouraged. We can recommend the best manual
equipment for your production needs that still fits within your space restrictions.
Unlike automated assembly, manual machines don’t require additional space around the
machines. This fully-manual assembly line places 3,000 CPH and fits in an area as small as 9’ x 9’.
Bring Your Electronics Assembly In-House
Recent worldwide events have sparked renewed interest in in-house production in the U.S. Building prototypes or small batches on-site can be critical for small businesses. Ready to take control of your PCB assembly and product development? Contact us—or keep reading to learn more. Helping manufacturers bring electronics assembly in-house is our specialty!
Why Not Assemble PCBs Yourself?
It's easier and more cost-effective than you think, especially with over 55 years of Manncorp expertise to help you.
Benefits of Doing Your Own PCB Assembly
Avoid Supply Chain Disruptions
Reduce Manufacturing Costs
Cut Customs Costs for Overseas Assembly
Accelerate Product Development
Quick Transition from Prototyping to Production
Improve Quality Control
Implement Design Changes Immediately
Shorten Lead Times
Protect Intellectual Property
Add Value with "Made in USA" Label
Own More of the Value Chain
What It's Like to Do Your Own Assembly
SMT Magazine featured three companies that brought SMT assembly in-house. With no prior experience, they shared their journey from decision-making to the payoff. Explore their insights in Bringing Your SMT Assembly In-House: Case Studies of the Effects on Lead Time, Inventory, Quality, and Overall Cost.
Service and Support
With over 150 years of combined experience, our service team has the expertise to resolve any in-house production challenges you face.
Whether you’re looking to streamline your SMT production line or explore single-sourcing options, we’ve got you covered. For a quote tailored
to your needs, reach out to Chris Ellis (cellis@manncorp.com) and send your BOM for evaluation.
A key advantage of a Manncorp assembly line? One phone number for all support. Our expert technicians know your entire line, providing
seamless assistance wherever you need it. Plus, all equipment includes lifetime support—count on us long after the sale.
Our team will help you select equipment that fits your specific requirements, all guaranteed to integrate smoothly. From installation to training,
whether onsite or remote, our experienced technicians ensure you’re ready to maximize your production capabilities. Many of our machines are
equipped with remote service software, enabling our techs to quickly resolve most issues online and minimize downtime. You can count on us.
