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From Gerbers to tested boards

Prototype to production runs. Inspected, tested and shipped to your door.

From our bench
PCB fabrication & assembly · Prototype runs to production volumes

Typical timeline

1–4 weeks per run

Prototypes: 1–2 weeks with shipping. Production: set by parts and volume.

Steps

13

In 4 phases, each one written down.

Your approvals

2

Nothing moves past one without you.

Video updates

2

Recorded demos, plus a weekly update.

The lifecycle

13 steps in 4 phases, on one board. Point at any step for its detail.

How every project runs

01Prepare

4 steps
  1. 01 PKG · Prepare

    File check

    Files checked before any factory sees them.

    • BOM vs schematic
    • Polarity and pin 1
    • Panel, fiducials, tooling holes

02Build

4 steps

03Test

3 steps

04Deliver

2 steps

What's included

The checks built in, what you take away, and what we need to start.

Full quality process

Checks built in

Every one leaves a record.

  • Factory DFM review
  • Genuine parts only
  • Moisture-sensitive handling
  • Bare-board electrical test
  • SPI, AOI and X-ray
  • First article approval
  • Every board jig-tested
  • AQL final inspection

You get

Yours in full.

  • Assembled, tested boards
  • FAI report and photos
  • AOI / X-ray results
  • Test log per serial
  • Lot traceability
  • Shipping documents

We need

Whatever you have.

  • Gerbers, BOM, pick-and-place
  • Quantity and date
  • Firmware and test needs
  • Preferred vendors (optional)

Quick answers

What is the smallest run?

Five boards is normal. No minimum from us.

Can you build someone else's design?

Yes. Same checks. Problems flagged before building.

Do you test every board?

Production: every board on a jig, plus AQL sampling.

Tell us where your project is

Sketch, prototype or finished design. We'll tell you which steps it needs, and the cost.

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