FAQ
PCB assembly is the process of placing and soldering electronic components onto a printed circuit board. It may include SMT, through-hole, inspection, programming and functional testing.
Electronic contract manufacturing allows a company to outsource PCB assembly, component sourcing, testing, wire harnessing, box-build assembly and production support to a specialized manufacturer.
Quick-turn PCB prototyping helps businesses produce assembled circuit board prototypes within a short timeline for testing and product validation.
Turnkey PCB assembly is a complete service where the manufacturer manages component sourcing, material procurement, assembly, inspection, testing and delivery.
Low-volume PCB assembly is used for prototypes, engineering samples, pilot runs and specialized products that do not require large production quantities.
SMT assembly places components directly onto the surface of a PCB, while through-hole assembly inserts component leads into drilled holes. Some boards use both technologies.
Box-build assembly combines circuit boards, wiring, power supplies, connectors, displays, enclosures and mechanical parts into a finished electronic product.
Wire harness assembly organizes wires, cables, terminals and connectors into a structured system based on customer drawings and product requirements.
Conformal coating and potting protect electronic assemblies from moisture, dust, chemicals, corrosion, vibration, heat and environmental damage.
Yes. A full-service electronics manufacturer can support product design assistance, component sourcing, prototyping, testing, low-volume assembly, production manufacturing and final product integration.