Get high-quality prototypes in as fast as 24 hours with our turnkey prototype PCB assembly service.
We have a complete and stable supply network with the most reliable suppliers in the industry, who provide high-quality components for each of our projects. In addition, we have a professional procurement team with a good understanding of the market, ensuring that the required components are always available at competitive prices.
Before we embark on manufacturing PCB assembly prototypes, we perform a DFM analysis to make sure that there are no manufacturing issues. And our engineers will work with you closely and provide the optimum solution so as to reduce costs and increase productivity.
We provide prototype assembly services for an assortment of PCBs including high-frequency, HDI, Rigid, Rigid-flex, Flex, and Multi-layer PCBs. Our prototype PCB assembly services are widely used in various fields such as automotive, industrial, medical, and electronic.
Before delivering PCB assembly prototypes, we will perform various testing and inspections to ensure the quality, including:
Flying probe testing
In-circuit testing
X-Ray inspection
AOI
Visual inspection
Equipped with 5 STM lines and 3 DIP production lines, MOKO can assemble a PCB prototype as fast as 1 day.
We strictly follow industry regulations, and we are compliant with ISO9001, ISO 13485, UL, IPC, and ROHS standards.
From component sourcing, and engineering, to PCB assembly and testing, all these processes are finished under one roof.
It is a process that only a small number of PCBs are assembled to test if they function as designed before mass production.
It allows PCB manufacturers to detect design issues and test the functionality of PCBAs under real-world condition before full-scale production, which saves a lot of time and cost.
The main steps in PCB prototype assembly include: PCB fabrication, component procurement, solder paste application, component placement, reflow soldering, inspection and testing.
The cost of PCB prototype assembly is decided by the complexity of PCBA and the quantity required, it can range from $2 to $300. For exact prices, it would be better to consult with your manufacturer.
Commonly required files include Gerber files, Bill of Materials (BOM), and Pick-and-Place files.
While possible, changes after starting assembly can be costly and time-consuming. It’s best to finalize your design before beginning the assembly process.
Common tests include visual inspection, Automated Optical Inspection (AOI), X-ray inspection, In-Circuit Testing (ICT), and functional testing.
Yes, at MOKO Technology, we allow our customers to supply their components and then we finish the assembly process.
Lead times range from 24 hours to a few days, depending on the project complexity and component availability.
You can request a quote by submitting your design files and requirements through our online quote tool or contacting our sales team directly by clicking here.