What Is Solder Wetting and How to Prevent Poor Wetting?
Soldering is a cornerstone technique in electronics assembly, it’s used to connect electrical pieces and mechanically attach them to a PCB (printed circuit board). A key step to this process
Quality Control & Testing
Our stringent quality control and testing services ensure the high quality and reliability of your electronic products!
MOKO Technology Performs Strict Quality Control Process
MOKO always puts product quality in the first place, and we have been committed to providing customers with the highest quality electronic manufacturing services for the past 17 years. Our quality control runs through the entire production process, allowing us to meet or even exceed the quality requirements of our customers. We have an independent quality inspection department, and from incoming quality control to production, the whole process is strictly monitored.
Quality Control & Testing Services at MOKO
Component &Supplier Management
With a professional procurement team, MOKO only cooperates with trustworthy suppliers, which can avoid counterfeit components and better control quality. In addition, we provide component availability verification services during the design phase.
Customized Electronic Testing
We provide customers with customized electronic testing services, covering component-level testing, circuit assembly testing, and finished product testing. We specialize in various testing technologies including AOI, in-circuit testing (ICT), functional testing, etc.
Regulatory Support
We are familiar with the compliance standards of electronic products in different industries and regions, and provide regulatory services for customers to enter the target market smoothly. We can help customers obtain various certifications including CE, RoHS certification, ISO certification, etc.
Multiple Testing Methods
Automated Optical Inspection
Automated optical inspection (AOI) is a machine-based technique used to test and check PCB for potential errors, such as surface defects, dimensional defects, as well as component placement defects.
Automatic X-ray inspection
Automatic X-ray inspection uses X-rays for analyzing the hidden features of the test subjects. We frequently use AXI in the electronics industry for the identification of defects in electric circuits.
Flying Probe Test
The flying probe test is recognized as one of the most important methods. We employ top-of-the-line machines known for their exceptional performance and speedy test results.
PCB Electrical Testing
MOKO has in-house electrical testing facilities, and we have all of the equipment and skilled resources necessary to carry out all types of PCB electrical testing procedures.
Incoming Quality Control
Incoming quality control is a very crucial process before starting production, which pays attention to the inspection of incoming materials and components.
Why Choose MOKO Technology
Committed to Quality
We have a sound quality control system and rich experience to ensure that the electronic products we produce meet industry compliance and standards.
Electronic Testing Expertise
Our engineering team is proficient in electrical and electronic testing and can formulate testing strategies and select testing methods for customers according to different projects.
Advanced Equipment and Tools
MOKO Technology uses industry-leading and accurate machines and testable design (DFT ) tools to meet the testing requirements of different projects.
Experience with International Standards
Our team is well-versed in international standards and regulations, including ROHS, REACH, and IPC-A-610. We also have experience with UL and CE certification standards.
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