Controlled PCB Production

Quality Assurance

Quality is built through engineering review, controlled production inputs, inspection, verification, and clear communication throughout the PCB manufacturing and assembly workflow.

Quality Workflow

Controls Across the Project Lifecycle

Requirements Review

Files, stack-up, materials, tolerances, BOM data, test needs, and acceptance criteria are reviewed before release.

DFM and Process Review

Manufacturability risks and assembly constraints are identified so issues can be addressed before production.

Incoming Material Control

Materials and sourced components are checked against project requirements and purchasing documentation.

In-Process Inspection

Key fabrication and assembly stages are monitored using the inspection methods appropriate to the build.

Testing and Verification

Electrical, visual, dimensional, and functional checks can be aligned with the project specification.

Records and Improvement

Project records, issue feedback, and corrective actions support traceability and repeatable future builds.

Project-Specific Planning

Define the Right Acceptance Criteria

Inspection and testing requirements vary by design, application, production volume, and customer specification. Share any required standards, reports, traceability needs, or test procedures during quotation so the quality plan can be aligned with your program.

Include Quality Requirements With Your RFQ

Send your fabrication notes, assembly drawings, test requirements, and acceptance criteria with the project files.

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