Stealth Electronics
Electronic design and manufacturing services for OEMs and businesses across the UK and beyond
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Stealth Electronics
Stealth Electronics designs, develops and manufactures electronic systems and products, including control systems, PCBs, embedded software, prototypes, cables and wiring harnesses. Services also include testing, assembly, installation and ongoing technical support.
It serves OEM clients and businesses in agricultural, automotive, industrial and consumer technology sectors, with small- to medium-batch production. The company is based in Ipswich, Suffolk, and its roots trace back to Zentronic Designs, formed in 1987; Stealth Electronics acquired that business in 2000.
Product: Custom electronic design, control systems, prototyping, manufacturing, testing and technical support.
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