Real people you can hold accountable — not a faceless factory.
Faradine pairs every client with a dedicated project manager, backed by our sourcing network, a professional assembly line, and an accountable principal — one person who owns your job, with a whole operation behind them.
Why “Faradine.”
Faradine takes its name from the farad — the unit of electrical capacitance, the measure of how much charge a component can hold and deliver, reliably, every time. It honours Michael Faraday, whose rigour built the foundations of modern electronics. That's the promise in the name: the capacity to hold a standard, and hold our word.
One point of contact, a whole team behind it.
We're not a middleman passing your order down a line. You get a dedicated project manager who owns it — choosing the parts with our sourcing team, managing the build on a professional line, and standing behind the result — with an accountable principal behind the business. Who's on the factory floor is ours to manage; your project manager answers for all of it.
Eight SMT lines. Two hundred people. One standard.
Faradine builds in a Hangzhou plant that has operated since 2020 — a national high-tech enterprise with 200-plus staff and modern tooling, no inherited shortcuts. The full equipment list and QA pipeline are on the Capabilities page.
Certified to
Built in an IATF 16949 / ISO 9001-certified facility — full certification detail is on the Capabilities page. Certification badge logos will appear here once artwork is cleared for display.
The sectors we build for.
The facility runs volume programmes across automotive electronics, industrial control, consumer products, medical devices, energy-storage and security — including work for name-brand manufacturers whose presence signals the standard required. Client logos will be published here with permission.
Hangzhou.
We work from Hangzhou — a serious technology city, home to some of China's best-known software and AI companies, and a good place to build electronics carefully.
Talk to the project manager who'll own your job.
Send a note and you'll get a real, personal reply — from the project manager who'll run your job, not a ticket in a queue.