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We provide PCB fabrication, PCB assembly (PCBA), prototype builds, production manufacturing, component sourcing, engineering support, design for manufacturability (DFM) reviews, testing, and final product assembly.

Yes. We support prototype builds ranging from a single board to small production runs, allowing designs to be validated before moving into full-scale manufacturing.

We commonly accept: Gerber files (RS-274X or X2), ODB++, IPC-2581, Pick-and-place (Centroid) files, Bill of Materials (BOM), Assembly drawings, Fabrication drawings

Yes. We can source components through our established supplier network or build using customer-supplied materials (consigned or partial consigned inventory).

Yes. Our engineering team reviews your design for manufacturability and assembly considerations to help identify potential issues before production begins.

Yes. We can support projects requiring controlled handling when applicable regulations and customer requirements are met. Please contact us to discuss your project's specific compliance needs.

Our manufacturing processes follow applicable industry standards and customer specifications. Depending on the project, this may include IPC workmanship standards and quality management systems such as AS9100 and ISO 9001, where applicable.

Yes. Available testing options may include visual inspection, Automated Optical Inspection (AOI), X-ray inspection, in-circuit testing (ICT), functional testing, and customer-specific test procedures.

We support: Surface Mount Technology (SMT), Through-Hole Technology (THT), Mixed-technology assemblies, Single-sided and double-sided assemblies

Lead times vary depending on material availability, board complexity, quantity, and testing requirements. Prototype orders are typically completed faster than production orders.

Yes. We support fully consigned, partially consigned, and turnkey manufacturing programs.

To prepare an accurate quote, we typically request: Gerber, ODB++, or IPC-2581 files, Bill of Materials (BOM), Assembly drawings ,Quantity requirements, Revision level, Special requirements or testing needs

Yes. Our turnkey services can include PCB fabrication, component procurement, assembly, inspection, testing, and final packaging.

We assemble a wide range of PCB types, including: Rigid, Flexible, Rigid-flex, Multilayer, High-density interconnect (HDI), Metal-core PCBs

Yes. Our engineering team can review your design and provide feedback on manufacturability, assembly, and potential cost-saving opportunities before production begins.

Yes. We understand the importance of protecting your intellectual property and confidential information. We are happy to review and sign mutual or customer-provided NDAs before discussing your project.

There is no fixed minimum order quantity but a minimum lot charge may apply.

Yes. Expedited manufacturing may be available depending on your project's complexity, material availability, and current production capacity. Contact us to discuss your timeline and requirements.

We can provide laser-cut solder paste stencils designed to match your PCB layout and assembly process. Stencil recommendations are based on your board design and manufacturing requirements.

Yes. We support Ball Grid Array (BGA) assembly and offer X-ray inspection to verify solder joint quality and identify defects that cannot be detected through visual inspection.

Moisture-sensitive devices (MSDs) are handled in accordance with applicable IPC guidelines. Components are stored, tracked, baked when required, and processed using appropriate handling procedures to help maintain product quality.

Yes. We can ship products domestically and internationally using a variety of shipping carriers. Shipping methods and documentation can be tailored to meet your project requirements.

Products are packaged using industry-standard ESD-safe materials and protective packaging to help prevent damage during transit. Custom packaging and labeling options may also be available upon request.

Yes. We support both RoHS-compliant and leaded manufacturing processes based on your project specifications and regulatory requirements.

Our quality management system and manufacturing processes comply with applicable industry standards and certifications. Please visit our Certifications page or contact us if you require information regarding specific certifications or compliance requirements for your project.

Yes. First Article Inspection (FAI) documentation can be provided when requested or required by your project specifications.

We accept a variety of payment methods, including major credit cards, ACH transfers, wire transfers, and company checks. Payment terms may vary depending on customer status and project requirements.

Yes. We accept Gerber, ODB++, and IPC-2581 design files for PCB fabrication and assembly.

Yes. We offer turnkey, partial turnkey, and fully consigned PCB assembly services to meet your procurement preferences.

Our procurement team works with an established network of suppliers to help source components, including those with limited availability when possible.

Yes. Functional testing can be performed using customer-provided test procedures or custom-developed test solutions, depending on project requirements.

Material and manufacturing traceability can be maintained throughout production in accordance with customer requirements and applicable quality standards.

Break-away rails (tooling rails) are temporary extensions added to a PCB panel to provide a stable surface for automated handling during the manufacturing and assembly process. They are typically attached using mouse bites (break-away tabs), which securely hold the rails or individual boards in place while allowing them to be easily removed after assembly. If required, our engineering team can recommend the appropriate panelization method during the DFM review.