PCB & components
Fabrication requirements, BOM review and agreed sourcing.
One partner for PCB fabrication, component sourcing, assembly and box build. Start with a brief; add your files when ready.
Gerber / BOM optionalRequest an NDA before file exchangeInclude your target schedule
SMT Assembly
Check package fit against the released design and proposed route.
AOI Inspection
Inspection coverage and records matched to your build.
Export
Incoterm set at RFQ
ISO 9001:2015
Certified quality system
Since 2009
Manufacturing roots in Dongguan
Siemens SMT
In-house SMT placement lines
1 business day
Engineering reply to your RFQ
Boards, components, assembly and delivery in one coordinated plan. Your quotation makes the scope and responsibilities clear.
Fabrication requirements, BOM review and agreed sourcing.
SMT, through-hole and box-build scope matched to your product.
Inspection, test requirements and release records agreed before production.
Choose the design, sourcing, assembly, and integration tasks to include in your quote.
Electronics, enclosure and firmware developed around one product brief.
Prototype assemblies for bring-up, functional review and the next design iteration.
Bare-board fabrication matched to your stack-up, materials and assembly route.
Turn the BOM into a reviewed sourcing plan with component availability and substitutions made explicit.
Combine surface-mount and through-hole assembly around the released board and component data.
Inspection and test planning with clear acceptance criteria and build records.
PCBAs, wiring and enclosures brought together for product assembly.
PCB fabrication, component sourcing and assembly coordinated through one partner.
Our ISO 9001:2015 certificate (No. 2070025Q10649R0S, valid until December 2028) is shown on the Quality page. The other items are project requirements we confirm with you during RFQ review, not additional company certifications.
Manufacturing and test plans shaped by your product, operating environment and qualification needs.
Assembly planning for PLCs, drives, gateways and HMI boards, with loads, lifecycle and test coverage in view.
Traceability, lot control and release records planned for diagnostic and monitoring electronics. Product and regulatory requirements are reviewed per project.
Sourcing, change control and release planning for vehicle electronics. Customer and qualification requirements are reviewed for the proposed build.
Programming, wireless variants and test planning for connected products, from prototype to repeat assembly.
Stack-up, impedance, thermal limits and test planning for communications boards.
Assembly and test planning for power conversion, storage and metering electronics.
DFM questions, materials and test requirements reviewed before the assembly schedule is set.
PCBA Partner is operated by Dongguan Hepin Electronic Technology Co., Ltd.
Identify DFM, BOM, and test questions before the quote is finalized.
Sourcing routes, alternates and customer-supplied parts agreed before purchase.
SMT, through-hole, mixed assembly and box-build operations planned with the inspection and release records your project needs.
Packing and delivery documents matched to your destination and agreed shipment terms.
Published process references, backed by project-specific engineering review.
Identify package, pitch, board layout, and stencil questions for review.
Inspection coverage and first-article records matched to product risk.
Pad, spacing, panelization and stencil questions surfaced before a build.
Pilot-build planning around your validation goals and next design decision.
List any customer-owned material, inventory holding, or scheduled releases in the RFQ. Confirm availability, ownership, storage, and release terms for the specific build.
Published process references. Package, stack-up, tolerances and test coverage are confirmed for your design.
Five clear steps, with responsibilities and open questions recorded in your quote.
Start with your brief, quantity, target date, and any test or coating needs. The quote should record open questions and confirmed scope.
Start with your board, quantity, and requirements.
Share files when available; request a quote using the RFQ form.
There is no single minimum for every board. State the build stage, target quantity, and material status; the quote confirms whether the project can be accepted.
List the material and operation scope you want covered. Ask the quote to confirm which sourcing, fabrication, assembly, test, packing, and delivery tasks can be included for the proposed site.
Start with the board type, target quantity, and schedule. Gerber, BOM, placement data, drawings, and test requirements help define the quote and can be provided when available.
Approved sourcing routes, alternate approvals and material ownership are agreed before purchasing. Include any traceability or incoming-inspection requirements.