Surface-mount assembly
Placement and reflow for surface-mount components, with board-side, orientation and package requirements defined before release.
Bring fabrication, component procurement and assembly into one coordinated scope. Start with a prototype, then build a repeatable release for your next batch.

Choose the technologies and operations your board needs. We confirm the manufacturing and inspection scope from your files.
Placement and reflow for surface-mount components, with board-side, orientation and package requirements defined before release.
Bring leaded connectors and mechanical components into the assembly sequence alongside SMT parts.
Flag hidden joints and demanding packages early so process requirements and inspection coverage can be reviewed.
The right sourcing model depends on your inventory, approved vendors and purchasing priorities.
Full turnkey: include your complete BOM and sourcing requirements.
Combine bare-board fabrication, component purchasing and assembly in one quotation. Provide exact manufacturer part numbers and identify which substitutions require approval.
Supply selected or long-lead items yourself. List the quantities, packaging and planned arrival date so the remaining parts can be coordinated.
Provide the boards and components. Agree on incoming inventory, spare quantities, handling and the assembly instructions before scheduling.
Confirm the release package and acceptance requirements before manufacturing.
Review file consistency, component availability and special operations. Record any approved changes against the board revision.
Coordinate the assembly sequence with any firmware programming and handling requirements included in the quotation.
Agree on visual/AOI, X-ray where appropriate, and functional test scope. Document the test procedure and required results.
Use one board revision across your complete file set. You can submit the files online or send them to Stan by email.
Send PCB files and your BOM. Include the quantity and any parts you plan to supply.