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Würth Elektronik Expanded Capacity for Validation and Services in Asia

16.4.2026
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Würth Elektronik has significantly expanded its Asia Quality Design Center (QDC Asia) in Shenzhen, China, officially inaugurating Laboratory Phase II on March 5, 2026.

The Würth Elektronik opening was celebrated with a ribbon‑cutting ceremony attended by CEO Thomas Garz, COO Dirk Knorr, and Head of QDC Asia Yangyang Chen, underscoring the strategic role of the upgraded facility in the group’s global operations.

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Established in August 2008, QDC Asia today covers around 4,700 m², including a 1,700 m² dedicated testing area equipped with more than 300 high‑precision test systems. The center operates under ISO/IEC 17025 and ISO/IEC 17043, and is recognized by VDE (TDAP), UL (WTDP) and IEC (CTF2) as a competent laboratory and proficiency testing provider.

From Shipment Control to Full-Service Qualification Hub

Originally focused on pre‑shipment inspection for production, the Shenzhen laboratory has evolved into a comprehensive testing and qualification hub. Its current service portfolio covers:

  • Incoming goods inspection and release testing
  • Design change and design verification testing
  • Reliability and lifetime testing
  • Product conformity and compliance evaluation
  • Material compliance checks
  • Failure analysis and root‑cause investigations

With the existing laboratory area operating at full utilization, further expansion was essential to keep pace with rising test volumes, shorter innovation cycles, and tight customer time‑to‑market requirements.

Strategic Investment in Speed, Capacity and Customer Service

In the words of COO Dirk Knorr, the expansion in Shenzhen represents a targeted investment in additional testing capacity, faster validation processes and enhanced customer service, positioning QDC Asia as a key pillar of Würth Elektronik’s global quality and development strategy. The reinforced lab setup in Asia supports the company’s ambition to deliver high reliability, short response times and strong technical support across worldwide electronics markets.

Future Environmental Testing Capacity to Increase by 170%

The new 352 m² laboratory segment has been designed specifically to extend environmental and electrical performance testing capabilities. The infrastructure includes:

  • An energy‑efficient VFD chiller with magnetic bearing technology for stable and sustainable thermal management
  • A scalable electrical power system dimensioned to cover future peak load requirements of the test fields

This architecture allows Würth Elektronik to integrate additional test chambers and power‑hungry equipment without compromising uptime, stability or energy efficiency.

Phased Equipment Expansion for Optimal Utilization

In the expanded area, a total of 38 additional test systems will be installed in phases, closely aligned with real project and customer demand.

  • Phase 1: Deployment of 19 test systems on the ground floor
  • Phase 2: Subsequent installation of 19 further systems on a second level

This phased build‑up allows QDC Asia to balance capacity growth with cost‑effectiveness while ensuring that the infrastructure can flexibly follow the evolving technology mix in the product portfolio.

170% Throughput Gain in Environmental Testing

With the new laboratory in operation, environmental test throughput is expected to increase by around 170% compared to the current capacity. This significant gain supports:

  • Shorter validation and qualification lead times
  • More parallel testing for different projects and customer designs
  • Higher overall availability for complex multi‑step environmental test campaigns

For customers, this translates into accelerated design validation, reduced time‑to‑approval and more robust qualification data for demanding applications.

QDC Asia as an Integrated Partner in the Electronics Value Chain

QDC Asia serves as the quality backbone for Würth Elektronik’s Asian manufacturing locations, performing in‑depth testing and documentation close to production. By combining advanced measurement technology, international accreditation and local presence, the center supports:

  • Consistent component quality across global production networks
  • Early detection of process deviations and continuous improvement
  • Compliance with international customer and regulatory requirements

The laboratory’s ISO/IEC 17025 and ISO/IEC 17043 accreditations, along with recognition by VDE, UL and IEC, provide customers with independent, internationally accepted test evidence.

With the expanded laboratory infrastructure, Würth Elektronik can further intensify technical collaboration with customers in areas such as:

  • Application‑specific stress profiles and custom environmental test programs
  • Co‑engineering of qualification plans for new platforms and product generations
  • Fast feedback loops between design, lab testing and production ramp‑up

This aligns the Shenzhen site with the company’s broader strategy of service‑oriented engineering support, where laboratory capacity is directly linked to design‑in success and long‑term field reliability.

Source

The information in this article is based on the official manufacturer press release from Würth Elektronik about the expansion of its Quality Design Center laboratory in Shenzhen, China.

References

  1. Würth Elektronik press release – Expanded capacity for validation and serviceswe-online
  2. Würth Elektronik – QDC Asia and China locations overview (electronica China press info)we-online
  3. Würth Elektronik – Quality Design Center for Asia production (PCB services)we-online

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