FSQuality Circuits to Exhibit at The Battery Show North America 2026 in Detroit

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FSQuality Circuits, a Thailand-based manufacturer of advanced printed circuit boards, has announced that it will exhibit at The Battery Show North America 2026, October 12-15 at the Huntington place in Detroit, Michigan. Visitors are invited to meet the FSQuality Circuits team at Booth 730 to discuss advanced PCB solutions for electric vehicles, battery-management systems, energy storage, charging infrastructure, power conversion, and other demanding electronic applications.

The Battery Show brings together engineers, technology developers, battery manufacturers, automotive companies, suppliers, and business leaders working to advance battery and electric-vehicle innovation. FSQuality Circuits will use the event to demonstrate how its technical capabilities, expanding Thailand manufacturing operation, and customer-focused engineering support can help companies develop dependable electronics for the rapidly growing electrification market.

Today’s battery and electric-vehicle applications require printed circuit boards capable of operating reliably under demanding electrical, thermal, and environmental conditions. Battery-management systems must monitor voltage, current, temperature, state of charge, and overall battery health with exceptional accuracy. Power electronics, charging systems, converters, inverters, and vehicle-control systems also depend on PCBs that provide reliable signal integrity, thermal performance, current-carrying capacity, and long-term durability.

FSQuality Circuits offers a broad range of PCB technologies supporting these requirements, including multilayer PCBs, high-density interconnect technology, heavy-copper constructions, controlled-impedance boards, advanced thermal-management solutions, and complex high-layer-count products. The company also works closely with customers on stack-up development, material selection, design-for-manufacturability reviews, and production planning.

“The Battery Show is an important opportunity for FSQuality Circuits to meet the engineers and companies developing the next generation of electric vehicles, energy-storage systems, and battery technologies,” said Mr. Tianming Liu, founder of FS Quality Circuits. “These applications require much more than ordinary printed circuit boards. They require consistent quality, dependable thermal and electrical performance, strong engineering cooperation, and a manufacturing partner prepared to support long-term growth. Our expanding facility in Thailand allows us to provide advanced PCB technology while helping customers build a stronger and more flexible global supply chain.”

The FSQuality Circuits Thailand operation provides OEMs and electronics manufacturers with a valuable China-Plus-One PCB sourcing solution. This strategy enables customers to diversify their supply chains without sacrificing engineering expertise, manufacturing technology, responsiveness, or quality. The company’s continued investment in Thailand is designed to support customers seeking dependable Asian manufacturing capacity outside China while maintaining access to the knowledge and resources of an established global PCB organization.

FSQuality Circuits is also expanding its manufacturing capabilities through the development of its Phase II operation in Thailand. The expansion includes advanced equipment and processes intended to support increasingly sophisticated circuit-board requirements, including finer features, greater interconnection density, complex multilayer constructions, and future mSAP manufacturing capabilities.

The company’s technical roadmap includes advanced PCBs for artificial intelligence infrastructure, semiconductor test equipment, high-performance computing, automotive electronics, telecommunications, industrial controls, medical electronics, and other high-growth markets. Its experience includes the successful production of a recognized 42-layer automated-test-equipment board, while its continuing development program is targeting PCB constructions of up to 80 and 100 layers.