Clarify
Requirements, documentation, BOMs, revisions, feasibility, cost targets, and build risks are reviewed before production pressure rises.
Canadian electronics manufacturing
Electronics manufacturing from design to delivery.
<p>MIS Electronics supports consignment and turnkey PCB programs with design, prototypes, assembly, testing, packaging, and delivery from Richmond Hill, Ontario.</p>
What MIS does
A complete path for electronics programs that need fewer handoffs.
MIS supports the full electronics manufacturing journey: custom PCB design, prototypes, procurement, assembly, testing, packaging, and delivery. Customers can bring consignment builds, turnkey programs, or early concepts that need practical engineering and production input.
1998Founded to help customers bring electronics ideas to life
40,000sq ft PCB design, engineering, assembly, and manufacturing plant
4 SMTsurface mount lines supporting repeatable production flow
70+employees across engineering, assembly, quality, and support
Services
Choose a stage, or bring the whole program.
By connecting design, sourcing, assembly, inspection, and delivery, MIS helps product teams move toward market-ready assemblies without losing the details that make each build reliable.
Concept to layout
PCB Design
MIS turns product requirements into practical circuit and system designs that can move cleanly from concept through prototype and production.
Learn moreFast learning loopsPCB Prototypes
Prototype builds help customers prove function, catch design issues early, and prepare the documentation package before a larger production release.
Learn moreCore capabilityPCB Assembly
PCB assembly is central to MIS, combining SMT, through-hole, soldering, coating, cleaning, ESD protection, and quality checkpoints.
Learn moreBefore the linePre-manufacturing
Pre-manufacturing work prepares the design, documentation, sourcing plan, test strategy, and manufacturing assumptions before the line starts.
Learn moreMethod
From concept to retail-ready assembly.
MIS brings engineering, purchasing, assembly, quality, testing, packaging, and delivery together under one roof. Support can begin with feasibility and design review, then continue through production planning and the finished build.
Build
Consignment or turnkey assembly can move through controlled production with in-house engineering, purchasing, assembly, and quality support.
Verify
Inspection, testing, documentation, packaging, and delivery steps help protect finished quality before assemblies leave the plant.
Why teams choose MIS
Technical capability matters. So does the working relationship.
MIS customers need quality, speed, flexibility, cost control, and people who will communicate when details change. That combination is especially valuable when a build has to move from prototype learning into steady production.
Engineering-aware
Early involvement helps teams improve manufacturability, deployment plans, verification needs, and cost assumptions before the line sees avoidable friction.
Quality-led
ISO registration, IPC workmanship expectations, multi-stage quality control, and testing support create a serious foundation.
Relationship-focused
MIS builds long-term partnerships through responsive communication and a Richmond Hill team available for build questions and next steps.
Made in Canada
A North American team with one connected point of responsibility.
Keeping design review, sourcing, production, quality, testing, and delivery close together can reduce handoff risk and make it easier to resolve questions while the program is moving. MIS gives customers direct access to a Richmond Hill team instead of spreading accountability across disconnected suppliers.
Speed
Connected services reduce inter-vendor shipping and communication delays, helping programs move from design review to prototypes and production with fewer stops.
Expertise
Engineering, purchasing, assembly, inspection, and testing experience can be brought into the same product conversation.
Real-time support
Customers can work with a North American team for build questions, quality review, change coordination, and next-step decisions.
Total-cost visibility
Local coordination can reduce hidden handoff, freight, rework, and schedule costs that are easy to miss when comparing unit prices alone.
Customer recommendation
A dependable working relationship strengthens every build.
Customers value MIS not only for finished boards, but also for clear communication, personal attention, and confidence throughout the manufacturing process.
Personal attention and reliable communication.
A PCB assembly customer came to MIS after disappointing results with a previous vendor and credited the team with a smoother relationship, responsive communication, and excellent finished product quality.
Customer relationships
Hundreds of companies have looked to MIS for flexible electronics manufacturing support.
If you are comparing assembly partners, these customer experiences show how MIS approaches attention, communication, quality, and follow-through.
View testimonialsIndustries and products
A practical fit for technical markets.
MIS supports electronics used across medical, Military/Aerospace, automotive, industrial, communications, commercial, audio/visual, consumer, LED lighting, oil and mining, security, and adjacent equipment categories.
Industry range
From medical equipment and automotive electronics to industrial controls, lighting systems, communications products, and specialized electronics.
Learn moreProduct examples
MIS experience includes IoT, sensors, commercial two-way radios, elevator controls, Bluetooth products, HVAC systems, and groundwater sensors.
Learn moreLocal production base
Richmond Hill operations give Canadian and North American customers a practical path for review, build coordination, and responsive support.
Learn moreNext step
Bring MIS into the next build conversation.
Share the stage you are at, the documentation you have, and what the assembly needs to become.