Question 1

What files do you need to evaluate a PCBA project?

Accepted Answer

Send Gerber files (RS-274X or ODB++), a BOM with manufacturer part numbers, the pick-and-place (centroid) file and an assembly drawing. If you need functional testing, add the test specification, firmware and any test fixture requirements so FCT can be planned before production.

Question 2

Do you support low-volume prototypes as well as mass production?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The same SMT lines handle engineering prototypes, pilot runs and volume production. Small batches carry a higher unit cost because stencil, line setup and component reel minimums are spread across fewer boards; our engineers advise on panelization and alternate parts to reduce that cost.

Question 3

How do you control PCBA quality?

Accepted Answer

Quality is controlled in a closed loop: incoming material inspection, 3D SPI after solder paste printing, AOI after reflow, X-ray inspection for BGA and hidden joints, and functional testing before packing. Workmanship follows IPC-A-610 Class 2 by default, with Class 3 available on request, and the process targets a first-pass yield of 98.5% or higher.

Question 4

Can you source the electronic components for us?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We offer full turnkey service where we procure all components through long-term supply partners, partial turnkey where you consign critical parts, and consignment assembly where you supply all materials.

Question 5

Can overseas buyers audit the factory before ordering?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Buyers can schedule an on-site audit at our Shenzhen facility or a live video audit covering material storage, SMT lines, inspection stations and traceability records.