As global electronics manufacturing continues to evolve toward high precision, high speed, and flexible production, smart automation has become a key driver of competitiveness. In this context, Schneider Electric is promoting its integrated automation portfolio—commonly referred to in the industry as the “Golden Four-Piece Set”—to support digital transformation and intelligent upgrading in electronics factories.
This solution integrates core industrial control components to improve production efficiency, stability, and system interoperability, enabling manufacturers to build more resilient smart factories.

The “Golden Four-Piece Set” typically refers to four key automation components widely used in modern production lines:
In Schneider Electric’s ecosystem, these components are commonly implemented through product families such as Modicon PLCs, Harmony HMIs, Altivar drives, and Lexium servo systems, all integrated under the EcoStruxure architecture.
Together, they form a complete automation control chain from logic control to motion execution.
Electronics manufacturing requires high-speed precision assembly, testing, and packaging processes. The integrated control system enables:
This integration reduces system fragmentation and improves overall production consistency.
Automated synchronization between devices reduces downtime and increases throughput in SMT lines, PCB assembly, and testing stations.
Precision servo control ensures stable motion accuracy, reducing defect rates in sensitive electronics assembly processes.
Unified ecosystem design reduces wiring complexity, engineering time, and maintenance costs.
Through EcoStruxure-enabled connectivity, factories can collect real-time data for predictive maintenance and performance optimization.

The solution is widely applied in:
These scenarios demand high reliability, fast cycle times, and flexible production changeovers—exactly where integrated automation systems excel.
The “Golden Four-Piece Set” plays a foundational role in building Industry 4.0-ready factories. It enables:
This layered structure supports the transition from traditional manufacturing to intelligent, data-driven production systems.
Global electronics manufacturers face increasing pressure from:
Integrated automation solutions like those from Schneider Electric help address these challenges by standardizing control architecture and improving scalability.
With continued development of industrial IoT and edge computing, integrated control systems will evolve further toward:
Schneider Electric’s automation ecosystem is positioned to support this long-term transformation path in the electronics sector.
The “Golden Four-Piece Set” automation concept, represented through Schneider Electric’s integrated PLC, HMI, drive, and servo systems, provides a practical and scalable solution for electronics manufacturers seeking intelligent transformation. By improving efficiency, quality, and system connectivity, it is becoming a key enabler of next-generation smart factories.