UK Based PCB

Ensuring all components listed for the order are in stock, cost-effective, and not obsolete before production begins.

Verifying components and materials used meet environmental regulations by being free of hazardous substances like lead, mercury, and cadmium.

Check all design files, components, and manufacturing specifications are complete, correct, and ready for production to avoid errors or delays.

Ensuring components can be tracked and that sufficient inventory is available to support production and quality control.

Involves preparing machine programs away from the production line to ensure accurate component placement and reduce downtime during assembly.

Checks the electronic properties of each component as well as the physical shape and size, ensuring the correct component is always placed.

A quality control step where the first assembled PCB is thoroughly inspected and tested to ensure it meets design specifications and functional requirements before full-scale production begins.

Inspects the PCB for defects such as incorrect component placement and orientations, soldering issues, and missing parts, providing a detailed inspection of every solder fillet to ensure high-quality assembly.

Ensuring all components listed for the order are in stock, cost-effective, and not obsolete before production begins.

Checks the electronic properties of each component as well as the physical shape and size, ensuring the correct component is always placed.