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September 17, 2018 | PCBCartEstimated reading time: 1 minute
PCBCart has launched a German website. Now with English, Japanese and German websites available, engineers and purchasers can get PCB prices within seconds simply by submitting circuit spec online, either for prototype, medium volume or production quantities project.
“With increasing number of international electronics designer engineers and components purchasers outsourcing their PCB manufacturing requirements to China, PCBCart is now launching multi-language websites to ensure those engineers and purchasers get an optimal user-friendly trading experience,” said Manager Shen, Yi. “We are excited to be continuously launching multi-language websites and offering multi-language customer support to ensure they get world class PCB manufacturing services.”
For those looking for components sourcing and PCB assembly service, just input the PCB specs and upload corresponding design files and BOM through the PCBA quote system. Users will receive a quote within 1-2 working days.
PCBCart committed to providing the best quality and support in the PCB manufacturing industry. We are recruiting representatives proficient in German and Japanese speaking recently, and more multilingual talents will be joining our community in future days. Together, we help bring your design into market more friendly, professionally and quickly. Whenever and wherever you need advice or assistance, our agents are at your disposal via email, telephone or via online chat.
About PCBCart
Established in 2005, PCBCart has been providing quality-guaranteed, on-time yet cost-effective full feature PCB manufacturing services for worldwide manufacturers and engineers. With business including quick-turn prototype, middle-volume to mass production, full scale test and inspection, system integration and box build, PCBCart has your entire product lifecycle covered. Our first-class expertise and support help us earned a customer satisfaction rate of over 99%, and we have been regarded as a preferred High-tech PCB solution provider. For more information please check PCBCart's English, Japanese and German websites.
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