Industrial control mainboards
Controller boards with isolated I/O and terminal interfaces.
PCBA manufacturing
From kitted parts to a tested board.
Assembly is quoted after the files are reviewed, not before. BOM, Gerber and test scope are checked together so the build plan and the material plan stay aligned.
What the build covers.
Each stage has a defined hand-off. If a material risk appears during review, it is raised before the build date is committed.
- 01
Process review
Gerber, BOM and assembly drawings reviewed before quoting.
- 02
Material kitting
Components sourced, or customer-supplied material checked in.
- 03
Placement and assembly
SMT and through-hole assembly against the approved drawing.
- 04
Test and inspection
Functional test and outgoing inspection before packing.
Typical board types
Where the assembly work concentrates.
Board class, quantity and test scope decide the route. These are the categories we quote most often.
Drive and control modules
Power stage and control logic assembled as one module.
Sensing and acquisition boards
Analog front ends and data acquisition boards for field signals.
Five stages, one order file.
01
Requirement & files
BOM, Gerber, quantity and test scope.
02
Engineering review
DFM notes and material risks returned.
03
Material preparation
Kit completed or shortages flagged.
04
Build & test
Assembly, functional test, inspection.
05
Packing & delivery
Labelled, packed and shipped.
Incoming material check
Consigned and sourced parts are checked against the approved BOM before build.
Build records
Assembly parameters and material lots are recorded per order.
Outgoing inspection
Functional test and visual inspection results are shared with the shipment.
Before you send files.
If something is missing from the list below, send what you have and we will confirm the rest.