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February 24, 2026 | DATA MODULEstimated reading time: 1 minute
DATA MODUL continues to expand its service portfolio in industrial product assembly. Customers benefit from customized manufacturing solutions offering a high degree of flexibility, quality and planning reliability.
Unlike traditional Electronic Manufacturing Services (EMS) providers, which primarily focus on electronic PCB assembly, we specialize in the assembly of complete units—ranging from display, touch and bonding components to fully functional sub-assemblies and end devices produced at its global manufacturing sites. As an EMS partner, we also take responsibility for end-to-end project execution, covering component sourcing, manufacturing and delivery.
Our assembly and logistics services include:
- Procurement of specified components through partner agreements and DATA MODUL’s global sourcing network
- Quality assurance for components, sub-assemblies and finished devices
- Coordination and documentation by experienced project teams
- Tailored logistics solutions with direct-to-destination delivery
- On-demand after-sales service, extending beyond project completion if required
By assuming responsibility for key processes, we significantly reduce interfaces and coordination efforts for its customers. The result is increased reliability, quality and transparency throughout the entire supply chain. In addition, DATA MODUL’s experienced R&D team supports the development process from design-in through to series production—acting as a trusted partner on the path to a fully assembled, market-ready product.
Technology and expertise for a wide range of requirements
With state-of-the-art manufacturing technologies, including bonding, prototyping, testing procedures and product qualification, DATA MODUL creates optimal conditions for the successful implementation of various projects. Whether low volumes during ramp-up phases or higher production volumes, manufacturing capacities are fully scalable and designed for maximum flexibility.
"We act as an extension of our partners, providing flexibility, expertise and practical solutions. Customers increasingly expect holistic, end-to-end services that reduce complexity and allow them to focus on their core business,” says Dr. Florian Pesahl, CEO of DATA MODUL.
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