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Dresden, October 2025 – deveritec has strategically expanded its electronics manufacturing capabilities and commissioned a new production hall at its Dresden site. With this increase in capacity, the company is responding to the growing demand for fast, flexible, and high-quality EMS solutions – particularly from medium-sized enterprises.

“The demand for short delivery times and reliable series production has continuously increased in recent years. With the new facility, we are creating the conditions to offer our customers even larger production volumes while maintaining consistently high quality,” explains Robert Stolz, Chief Sales Officer (CSO) of deveritec GmbH.

The new hall is designed for an annual capacity of up to 500,000 assemblies – depending on product complexity. deveritec covers the full range from low- to high-complexity assemblies in the low- to mid-volume segment.

A particular focus lies on flexibility and partnership-based collaboration: deveritec supports small and medium-sized enterprises as well as larger customers with tailored requirements, short development cycles, and immediate production needs without minimum order quantities.

In addition to technical precision, deveritec places great emphasis on first-class customer service, dedicated points of contact, and rapid response times. With short communication paths and direct support, the company ensures that projects run smoothly – from the initial inquiry to serial production delivery.

“Our production is designed for maximum adaptability,” adds Felix Bellmann, Head of EMS. “Especially for medium-sized companies, it’s crucial that development and production work hand in hand – from prototype to series.”

The facility features state-of-the-art manufacturing technologies, including solder paste jet printing, SMT lines, reflow and vapor phase soldering, 3D AOI systems, and comprehensive end-of-line testing.

All processes are ISO 9001 certified and regularly audited to ensure consistently high quality.
With this expansion, deveritec strengthens its position as a full-service provider for electronics development and manufacturing – from the initial idea and design to serial production. “Our goal remains unchanged: precise, fast, and reliable solutions that convince both technologically and economically,” says Christoph Gulich, Managing Director of deveritec GmbH.

About deveritec

Since 2007, deveritec has stood for comprehensive solutions in electronics – from the initial idea to serial production. The company combines deep technological expertise in hardware and embedded software development with state-of-the-art in-house manufacturing.
deveritec GmbH

Bamberger Straße 1, 01187 Dresden
+49 (0) 351 501 9380
www.deveritec.com

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