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Printor at MSPO – Electronics Closer to the European Market

07 September 2026
Relocating production to Europe, shortening supply chains, and enhancing industrial resilience are among the key challenges facing the tech and defence sectors today. During MSPO, Printor will demonstrate how electronics manufacturing can be nearshored to Poland, rapidly industrialised, and prepared for scaling.

Printor is a Polish company with 45 years of experience in electronics manufacturing services (EMS). It specialises in delivering high-reliability projects, combining manufacturing capabilities with engineering expertise and supply chain management support.

At the International Defence Industry Exhibition (MSPO), the company will showcase its capabilities primarily to prospective partners seeking to relocate or expand electronics production in Central and Eastern Europe. Printor supports the entire lifecycle—from technology transfer and industrialisation, through initial production runs, to the launch and scaling of full serial manufacturing.

A core competitive advantage of the company is its ability to consolidate successive process stages under one roof: PCBA production, testing, and final assembly (box build). This is backed by engineering support, component sourcing, and ramp-up readiness.

This approach directly addresses the growing importance of supply chain security and flexibility. For companies developing advanced electronic systems, bringing manufacturing closer to European end-users ensures not only shorter lead times, but also greater process control and the ability to respond swiftly to changing market demands.

At MSPO, Printor aims to connect with partners for whom electronics reliability, seamless production launch, and scalability—from pilot batches to full volume production—are paramount.

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