A view inside SINBON’s new facility, reported to more than double the company’s U.S. manufacturing footprint to better serve strategic industries, such as robotics. (Photo: SINBON Electronics/PRNewswire)
The facility more than doubles company’s U.S. manufacturing footprint to meet growing demand in industrial robotics, automotive, and renewable energy.
CLAYTON, Ohio and TAIPEI—Electronics system integrator SINBON Electronics Co., Ltd.,
has more than doubled its U.S. manufacturing footprint by expanding into a newly revamped 59,000-square-foot facility in Clayton, the company said in a release.
The new site, completed in June 2025, replaces SINBON’s former facility in nearby Vandalia and is scheduled to be fully operational in September. It will serve as the hub in SINBON’s network of warehouses in the United States to streamline logistics and material flows, with the aim of improving lead times and service for customers, the release stated.
SINBON’s expansion into the revamped facility is backed by approximately $8.5 million in investment. It is expected to create up to 200 jobs at the facility and enhance production for key U.S. industries, including smart manufacturing, automotive, and renewable energy, the company said.
SINBON Electronics provides integrated design and production services for bespoke (custom) interconnect products. According to the company, the launch of its new facility represents “a major milestone in bolstering its innovation for U.S. customers, regional supply chain resilience, and long-term regional presence.”
“By opening the new SINBON facility in Ohio, we have expanded our role in strengthening U.S. value chains and empowering our customers,” said Joy Wu, vice president of SINBON’s Industrial Business Unit, in a statement. “Establishing a stronger presence in the heart of U.S. manufacturing means we can collaborate more closely, respond faster to evolving needs, and deliver solutions that drive innovation and resilience when it matters most.”
Powering key U.S. industries
By bringing production closer to key customers, the company aims to enable more agile collaboration, particularly in the customization of products—a hallmark of its consultative approach to engineering and design.
At a time when a growing share of SINBON’s customers are requesting ‘Made in America’ products, the new Clayton facility will enable the company to fully cater to U.S. customers across key high-growth areas. The top three are robotics and drones for smart manufacturing and logistics; solar energy hardware; and off-road vehicles, the release stated.
Outfitted with cutting-edge equipment and capabilities, the facility will serve as a hub for development and production of advanced products and new product introduction (NPI). The new space will focus on medium-to-low volume, high-mix production, facilitating production of larger products with greater space and an improved layout, the company said in the release.
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Key capabilities of the new facility will include box build products across various electronics and industries, as well as general-to-complex and EV cable assembly. Assembly will be optimized for both single-piece flow and batch production and will support a wide range of volume and complexity. The facility will also provide printed circuit board assembly (PCBA). It will feature a dedicated area with control for electrostatic discharge and climate, suited for sensitive products used in medical and industrial applications, the company said.
SINBON stated that its largest U.S. customers are “prominent players listed on major U.S. stock exchanges,” including what the manufacturer described as “a top global e-commerce company with a market capitalization exceeding US $1.5 trillion.” Its broader U.S. customer base is reported to include leaders in medical technology and solar energy hardware.
The company also recently entered the smart fishing space through a collaboration with a smart angling technology enterprise, the release stated.