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  • Double layers PCB equipment

    Double layers PCB equipment

      1. Cutting Cut the initial copper clad laminate into plates. 2. Drilling Drill the hole diameter at the corresponding position on the sheet according to the material. 3. PTH A thin layer of copper is deposited on...

      Beijing, China
    • Single layer PCB equipment

      Single layer PCB equipment

      • Manufacturer: Everest Group

      1. Cutting Cut the initial copper clad laminate into plates. 2. Drilling Drill the hole diameter at the corresponding position on the sheet according to the material. 3. PTH A thin layer of copper is deposited on...

      Beijing, China
    • Multilayers PCB equipment

      Multilayers PCB equipment

      • Manufacturer: Everest Group

      1. Cutting Cut the initial copper clad laminate into plates. 2. Drilling Drill the hole diameter at the corresponding position on the sheet according to the material. 3. PTH A thin layer of copper is deposited on...

      Beijing, China

    Overview

    PCB Assembly, or Printed Circuit Board Assembly, involves the process of soldering electronic components onto a PCB to create a functional electronic circuit. This process can be done either manually or through automated machines and is crucial in manufacturing various electronic devices, from simple gadgets to complex machinery.

    FAQ

    What should I consider when choosing a PCB assembly service?

    Consider the service provider's experience, quality control measures, turnaround time, and whether they offer both prototype and production runs.

    How is shipping handled for assembled PCBs?

    Assembled PCBs are typically shipped using anti-static packaging to prevent damage. It’s important to use a reliable courier and choose appropriate insurance for high-value shipments.

    What maintenance is required for PCBs?

    PCBs generally require minimal maintenance. However, keep them free from dust, moisture, and extreme temperatures. Regularly inspect for any signs of wear, corrosion, or damage.