VECTOR BLUE HUB

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From Wild Idea
to Reality™

We share with you the best practices in bringing your ideas to life: from raw concept, through feasibility studies and prototyping, to advanced manufacturing.

Prototypes Ready
for Market Testing™

With our extensive competencies in rapid prototyping and manufacturing, we support you by validating your ideas and carrying out market tests with the prototype we deliver, regardless of the volume.

Preparation
for mass production

In the most cost-effective way we prepare and optimize the production of even the most challenging electronic devices – from hundreds to hundreds of thousands of units.

Manufacturing
low and medium volume

Short series? Not a problem. Huge volume? Even better! No matter the quantity, we can do it.

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Welcome

Welcome to our design, development and manufacturing hub, where we apply our craftsmanship to fulfil your requirements. We bring your ideas to life using the knowledge and experience we have gained over the years. Since 1988, VECTOR has been delivering advanced equipment to top players on the telecommunication market.

PAWEŁ MEISSNER

Chief Design Officer, Board of Directors

About us

99.999% reliability for a connected world

30 years in the ICT industry

400,000+ devices manufactured every year

80% of our team are engineers

50+ countries where we have implemented our solutions

4 stages to bring your ideas to life

1000+ prototypes developed and passed for market testing

5 meters distance between R&D and production facility

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OUR FACTORY

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Knowledge Zone

Process in the electronics industry - three musts which make it agile

What does it mean that an organization's tasks flow down in a well-thought-through process right to their completion? Is it still a hard-and-fast fossilized thing of the past - a management dodo? Or sort of a business prism which casts the full picture of where the organization goes? Then it is nothing like a fossil but a map. And, putting the first steps in the unknown business endeavor, you would incline to join rather the man with a map than the one without it... In the electronic devices industry, the process - the perfect map - takes three features which will make it not inflexible, but agile.

X-ray inspection – why it is important?

Compaction of the components constituting electronic devices advances owing to the demand for the comfort of life and work, and also for sparing time. Devices have to be smaller, faster, more accessible and friendlier in terms of user experience. To be sure they will keep working for years we need to look them through – literally. X-ray inspection of the BGA soldering or joints on PCBs finds the smallest defections whose diameter may take no more than one micrometer… The accuracy of its quality control is, thus, spectacular. Is spectacular in this case becoming a standard? And why X-raying electronics saves money?

Our mechanics keep the electronics safe and sound - case study

You stepped into the last stages of your project and already designed signal generators, so you are making yourself ready to send terabytes of data to the end users. Or, let us step backward, you want to distribute your new cutting-edge optical fibers but… with few favorable odds that you are going to connect them with coaxial RF connectors. Indeed, excitement dwindles much when we find ourselves in a system of the legacy infrastructure – old and dusty domestic wires long forgotten. It occurs, however, that there is a way out of such a technological despair with one simple move – even if your project has already arrived on an advanced stage.

Why to produce in Europe?

After a few years of European EMS market stagnation there has come the time for the rebirth. The European EMS industry will have reached 32 billion euro by 2021 as the Reed Electronics Research's report says. ADAMCIT (Aerospace & Defense, Automotive, Medical, Control & Industrial and Telecom) sectors in this area will soon be getting bigger and bigger at a compound annual rate of 2.8% on average. Those promising numbers reveal the answers to the questions like: “Why to produce electronic devices and components in Europe?” And the fact that more companies follow those on the winning streak does not provide any answer.