Leading PCB manufacturing company offering custom PCB fabrication, circuit board services with high precision and quality assurance.

Saturn Electronics is a leading manufacturer of high-reliability, technologically-advanced Printed Circuit Boards. Dedicated to quality since its inception, Saturn delivers steadfast manufacturing that ranges from the quick-turning elaborate prototypes to scheduled principle volume production. Saturn Electronics Corp. (“SEC”) is a printed circuit board manufacturer located in Romulus, MI. We maintain numerous certifications including ISO/IATF16949, AS9100, Delphi (Aptiv) C7000, and ITAR Registration, most of which are geared toward high reliability applications that exceed industry norms.  Furthermore, order processing capabilities include as quickly as 24HR for Proto quantities and can be as quick as 2-5 day lead time for production volumes.  Saturn is one of the few PCB manufacturers remaining in North America to retain high volume PCB manufacturing capability and certifications.

We attribute our continuous growth to growing customer satisfaction, a growing referral base, and the overall increase in the use of electronics in manufacturing. Management never forgot the original focus on quality. As a result, Saturn achieved its ISO9002 certification in 1985. In 1998, Saturn became only the fifth PCB Fabricator in the United States to achieve QS9000 certification. Next, we turned our focus towards strict, customer-specific certifications. Between 1998 and 2000 we invested approximately $3 million towards quality and capacity improvements and were certified for high-reliability, safety, and under-hood applications.

In 2000, capital improvements doubled our capacity. This would result in a record year that saw SEC break the $20 million mark with a $22 million year–up $6 million year-over-year. Unfortunately, with the industry downturn of 2001, much of this added capacity went unused through 2002. However, our financial strength (debt-free with no leases) has allowed us to overcome the downturn by adding even more equipment and processes to expand our product offerings.