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Explore prototype, quick-turn, low-volume and production PCB fabrication. Choose a service based on your build stage and manufacturing requirements.
PCB FABRICATION & ASSEMBLY · CHINA
From bare circuit boards to assembled boards. Define the fabrication and assembly requirements for your next prototype or production project.
01 / YOUR NEXT BUILD
Choose your starting point. We review the construction, quantity and required date together.
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Explore prototype, quick-turn, low-volume and production PCB fabrication. Choose a service based on your build stage and manufacturing requirements.
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Discuss PCB assembly with PCBELEC. Prepare your board revision, BOM, component placement information, assembly instructions and required verification.
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Prepare engineering samples and revised bare PCB builds with clear fabrication files, stackup requirements, quantities and inspection criteria.
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Prepare production and repeat PCB orders with controlled revisions, material requirements, acceptance criteria and a confirmed manufacturing scope.
02 / BOARD TECHNOLOGIES

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Rigid boards provide a fixed mechanical platform for circuit interconnections. Define board thickness, copper distribution, drilled features and outline tolerances as part of the manufacturing package.

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HDI fabrication supports high-density interconnections using fine circuit features and defined via structures. The buildup sequence and layer spans are essential manufacturing inputs.

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Flexible circuits connect electrical requirements with a bendable structure. Define the flex material, construction, coverlay and any local reinforcement needed by the design.

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Rigid-flex boards integrate rigid sections with flexible interconnections. Fabrication requires a clear definition of each region and how the layer structure transitions between them.

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Metal-core PCB construction combines circuit layers with a metal base and an insulating system. Define the thermal, electrical and mechanical requirements together.

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Heavy-copper designs require copper thickness, circuit geometry and thermal requirements to be reviewed together. State the finished copper requirements separately for inner and outer layers.
03 / ENGINEERING FIRST
Stackup, material, copper and feature geometry work together. Match the manufacturing route to your actual requirements.
Check manufacturing requirementsLayer arrangement, thickness and via structure.
Specified grades, inner and outer copper.
Holes, tolerances, finish and acceptance criteria.

04 / MANUFACTURING & QUALITY
Engineering confirmation, material checks, process control and final verification connect the approved requirements to the finished boards.
Explore the quality workflowTesting & inspection05 / WORKING TOGETHER
Files, revision, quantity and target date.
Engineering questions, materials and acceptance.
Confirm the quote, files and manufacturing schedule.
Fabrication, agreed inspection and delivery preparation.
BEFORE YOU SEND YOUR FILES
Check Gerber data, drill files, stackup and the written specifications for your next quotation.
Open the fabrication file checklist06 / MATERIAL SELECTION
Compare laminate systems by electrical, thermal and mechanical requirements.
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Compare FR-4 laminate requirements for rigid and multilayer PCBs: grade, Tg, dielectric construction, copper and approved substitutions.
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Understand high-Tg FR-4 selection for thermally demanding PCBs, including assembly exposure, laminate properties and stackup requirements.
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Specify polyimide flex circuits as a complete material system: copper, adhesive, coverlay, stiffeners and the intended bend conditions.
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Define Rogers laminate grade, dielectric thickness, copper and bonding requirements for RF, microwave and hybrid PCB stackups.
07 / ENGINEERING LIBRARY
Prepare the right files, understand the process and specify the evidence your project needs.
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PCBELEC offers PCB fabrication and PCB assembly (PCBA). Specify whether you need bare boards, assembly, or both so the quotation covers the correct files, materials and verification requirements.
Start with fabrication artwork, drill files, a drawing or written specification, quantity and a required date. Add stackup, materials, copper, finish and test requirements.
Start with the design requirement: routing density, mechanical flexibility, RF behavior or thermal integration. Then review the complete construction rather than selecting by a single headline parameter.
YOUR NEXT PCB PROJECT
Start with your files, requirements and target date.