PCB Assembly

When it comes to PCB assembly, flexible circuits offer a host of benefits, but they need to be assembled by an experienced PCB assembly service.

With fast production of PCBs, a single point of contact, and flexible services, turnkey electronics assembly is perfect for small businesses.

The conformal coating process ensures a PCB can endure the conditions of their working environment, protecting it from moisture, vibration, and more.

Choosing a quick PCB prototype service helps you get your product to market faster.

Choosing a contract PCB assembly service is about more than cost: certifications, testing services and a trusted supply chain are equally important.

Turnkey PCB assembly manufacturers handle every step of assembly: material procurement, PCB fabrication and assembly, testing, packaging, and fulfillment.

With technology advancing at such a rapid pace, it seems like yesterday’s greatest thing is tomorrow’s old news. Production methods are constantly being rendered obsolete and abandoned. Yet some of these old techniques, while not used as commonly as they used to be, endure because they offer certain benefits that newer technologies can’t beat.

One such method is through-hole PCB assembly. Through-hole technology (THT) became the industry standard in the 1940s and reigned supreme until the invention of Surface Mount Technology in the 1980s. Many thought through-hole technology would be phased out, since SMT allows for the creation of smaller, faster PCBs at less cost. Yet the benefits of through-hole PCB assembly have kept it from becoming obsolete.

At Telan, we specialize in high-mix, low to medium volume PCB assemblies. We understand the need for customized parts and flexible assembly services. If you don’t need a million PCBs, why should you pay for that many? As a small run PCB manufacturer, we can help you produce your PCBs quickly and affordably, with the same quality standards as a large production run.

When selecting a PCB assembly service, choose a company that offers thorough PCB testing. You want to have confidence that your product will work before it gets to the market. Small defects can easily be corrected during the assembly process if proper PCB testing is conducted.

In our last blog we discussed how PCBs are produced, and now we will look at the PCB assembly process steps that lead to a completed product.