Digital Manufacturing Flow

Fully traceable and controllable from engineering to shipment

A digital system ties together five stages—engineering review, material prep, precision manufacturing, test & QC, and shipment—ensuring stable quality, controllable lead time and full traceability.

Overview

Engineering Review (EQ): DFM analysis starts upon data arrival, reviewing stack-up, impedance, trace/space, hole size and finish, closing risks before mass production.

Precision Manufacturing: inner-layer imaging, laser drilling, lamination, outer imaging, etching, solder mask and finish—key steps use LDI direct imaging and VCP vertical continuous plating for consistency and reliability.

Test & QC: AOI optical inspection, flying-probe/four-wire electrical test, impedance TDR and cross-section metallography; key batches ship with reports; full inspection pass before shipment, as fast as 24h.

Process Stages

01 Engineering ReviewDFM analysis, engineering issues closed early.

02 Material PrepIncoming inspection of laminate, copper foil, ink.

03 Precision ManufacturingDrilling, imaging, etching, lamination, finish—all controlled.

04 Test & QCAOI, flying-probe/four-wire test, cross-section metallography.

05 ShipmentProtective packaging, full inspection, as fast as 24h.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are inspection reports provided per batch?

Key batches ship with electrical and impedance (TDR) reports; cross-section/reliability data on request.

Is full traceability supported?

Yes. Batch numbers run through incoming, process and shipment for full digital traceability.

What data is needed for prototyping?

Gerber (drill/mask/silk), stack-up, impedance, qty and lead time; panel requirements if any.

What is the minimum order?

Small-batch prototypes supported; final per engineering review. Reach us via online quote.

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