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Super PCB Offers PCB Panelization
November 20, 2018 | Super PCBEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Super PCB, a single source for high quality printed circuit boards (PCBs), is pleased to offer PCB panelization. The company assembles multiple PCBs on one panel, thus reducing PCB and assembly costs.
Factors to consider:
- Max size of the panel. How to place the array.
- How to separate the PCBs: V-cut or break away tabs
- Is X-out allowed: Depends on whether the machine can handle X-out. The customer needs to decide how many x-outs are allowed.
Super PCB serves the telecom and wireless, transportation, industrial, medical, lighting, consumer electronics, energy and IOT industries. Since 2003, the company has been providing the best value in the PCB industry by offering competitive pricing at the highest quality and best-in-class customer support. Super PCB’s mission has been and remains to be the only PCB source that its customers ever need.
Super PCB provides both PCB prototypes and PCB production. The company offers USA manufacturing to support ITAR requirements and offers overseas manufacturing for low cost mass production. Super PCB’s manufacturing facilities are RoHS compliant, ISO 9001 and TS16949 certified, and UL listed. Super PCB’s state-of-art facilities and technology ensures the highest quality and efficiency.
About Super PCB
Super PCB is the source for all of your high-quality PCB needs! Since 2003, the company has been providing high quality PCBs to numerous companies in a broad spectrum of industries, from consumer electronics to telecommunications, new energy, aerospace, automotive and more. Super PCB’s facilities are certified to TS16949, ISO9001 and UL. For more information, click here.
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