Verified PCB & PCBA manufacturingDesign-specific confirmation
PCB & PCBA Manufacturing Capabilities
Use the tables to screen project fit. Exact limits are confirmed against the released PCB data, package mix, material set, quantity and acceptance plan.
Capability policy
Limits are confirmed against the actual build
A generic equipment list cannot prove manufacturability. Board construction, package pitch, panel design, thermal mass and test access interact, so critical limits and exceptions are recorded during DFM review.
- Revision-matched fabrication and assembly files
- Material and alternate approval before purchase
- Process route confirmed before schedule commitment
- Inspection coverage tied to actual product risk
PCB fabrication
PCB capability table
| Capability area | Typical project options | Confirmed during review |
|---|---|---|
| Board construction | Multilayer rigid, HDI, high-TG, heavy-copper, aluminum and selected flex constructions | Layer count, dimensions, thickness, tolerances and production route |
| Materials | FR-4 families and project-specific thermal or specialty materials | Grade, TG, CTI or other performance requirements and availability |
| Copper & current | Standard and heavier copper options by design | Finished copper, trace geometry, thermal balance and current requirement |
| Surface finish | Common lead-free and project-specified finishes | Finish type, thickness criteria, shelf-life and assembly compatibility |
| Signal integrity | Controlled-impedance builds by approved stack-up | Target, tolerance, coupon or report need and material model |
| Documentation | Fabrication drawings, stack-up and test requirements | Revision, acceptance criteria, records and packaging |
PCBA assembly
Assembly capability table
| Capability area | Typical project options | Confirmed during review |
|---|---|---|
| SMT assembly | Fine-pitch, QFN, BGA and mixed package types | Pitch, stencil, thermal profile and inspection method |
| Through-hole | Wave, selective or controlled hand solder | Hole fit, access, fixture need and workmanship criteria |
| Component sourcing | Turnkey, consigned or hybrid | Exact MPN, approved alternates, lifecycle and traceability |
| Inspection | Visual, SPI, AOI and X-ray as applicable | Coverage, sampling, records and failure handling |
| Electrical test | ICT, flying probe or functional test by project | Test access, fixture, program, pass limits and ownership |
| Box build | Cabling, enclosure, labels, programming and packaging | Work instruction, configuration and final acceptance |
Capability confirmation
How a claimed capability becomes an approved process
- 01
Screen
Compare design requirements with the capability tables.
- 02
Review
Inspect critical dimensions, packages, materials and test access.
- 03
Resolve
Close gaps, record exceptions and confirm responsibilities.
- 04
Freeze
Approve the manufacturing package, scope and acceptance plan.
Next step
Ask us to confirm a demanding feature
Send the package type, pitch, board dimensions, material, quantity and inspection need. We will confirm feasibility rather than rely on a generic capability claim.