Full-Service Custom Manufacturing

PCB and PCBA Support

Coordinate electronics-adjacent mechanical work, enclosures, thermal parts, fixtures, cable hardware, kitting, and final product assembly through one RFQ.

Recommended inputs: enclosure CAD, PCB outline, stack-up or drawings, BOM, quantity, and test needs
Integration FocusMechanical parts, electronics interfaces, and assembly coordination
Mechanical
Enclosures, brackets, shields, heat sinks
Support
Fixtures, kitting, cable and hardware prep
Program Fit
Prototype builds through repeat assemblies

Overview

Support the product around the board

Many electronics programs need more than a bare PCB. We can help source and coordinate the mechanical parts, thermal interfaces, fixtures, hardware, labels, kitting, and assembly steps that turn a board into a usable product.

Enclosures and Panels

Sheet metal, machined, routed, and formed parts for board protection and access.

Thermal Hardware

Heat sinks, spreaders, brackets, pads, and mounting interfaces.

Fixtures

Programming, test, assembly, alignment, and inspection fixtures.

Kitting and Assembly

Hardware, labels, cables, subassemblies, packaging, and documented handoff.

Scope

Define the integration level clearly

Work PackageExamplesHelpful Inputs
Mechanical PartsEnclosures, brackets, shields, covers, heat sinksCAD, drawings, material, finish, and tolerance
Hardware and CablesFasteners, inserts, standoffs, harnesses, labelsBOM, approved alternates, and connector details
AssemblyBoard mounting, cable routing, subassembly, packagingWork instructions, sequence, and takt expectation
Test and HandoffVisual checks, fit checks, functional test supportAcceptance criteria, test fixture, and report format

Materials and Finishes

Common supporting components

Final choices depend on electrical, thermal, environmental, cosmetic, and compliance requirements.

AluminumStainless SteelCold-Rolled SteelABSPolycarbonateAcrylicFR4G10Thermal Gap PadsHeat-Sink MaterialsPowder CoatAnodize

Quality Planning

Make interfaces verifiable

Identify connector openings, mounting patterns, grounding points, thermal contact faces, cable bend zones, and any fit checks that should be recorded during assembly.

Incoming component and BOM verification
Mechanical fit and connector access checks
Assembly documentation and serialized tracking
Packaging, labeling, and inspection records

Design Notes

Send the information needed for a clean build

Include the Board Outline

Share the latest PCB outline, hole pattern, keepouts, connectors, and height restrictions.

Lock the BOM Revision

Identify approved alternates and long-lead items before assembly planning.

Define Test Steps

List visual, mechanical, and functional acceptance criteria for the finished unit.

Plan Packaging

Protect connectors, displays, coated surfaces, and ESD-sensitive components in transit.

FAQ

PCB and PCBA support questions

Do you manufacture bare PCBs?

This service page focuses on mechanical support and integration. Include your electronics scope in the RFQ so we can define the appropriate sourcing and assembly path.

Can the enclosure and board be quoted together?

Yes. Send the enclosure, board outline, mounting requirements, hardware list, and desired assembly level.

Can you support prototype builds?

Yes. Prototype and pilot quantities can include mechanical samples, fixture work, kitting, and documented assembly feedback.

Start RFQ

Coordinate the mechanical side of your electronics build.

Upload your enclosure, board interface, BOM, and assembly requirements.

Get PCBA Support Quote