Rigid & multilayer PCBs
Define layer order, copper distribution and finished thickness. Identify controlled-impedance requirements in the fabrication package.
PCB FABRICATION / ENGINEERING THE FOUNDATION
Start with a
Start with a
better-defined
bare board.
Build your fabrication brief around the stackup, materials and mechanical requirements that matter to your design. Then connect the board specification to your assembly plan.
PCB + components + assemblyScope agreed before production
board types
A manufacturing route for your design.
Share special constructions early. Available materials, tolerances and lead times are confirmed per project.
Flexible & rigid-flex review
Supply mechanical drawings, bend conditions, coverlay and stiffener details so the construction can be assessed.
Thermal & advanced requirements
Identify high-current, thermal-management or high-frequency constraints. Material and process choices require design-specific review.
SPECIFICATIONS THAT SHAPE THE BUILD
Details worth getting right.
A fabrication drawing explains requirements that layer exports alone may not capture.
Electrical construction
- Layer count and proposed stackup
- Material and dielectric requirements
- Copper weights and impedance requirements
- Via structures and drill information
Mechanical definition
- Outline, finished thickness and tolerances
- Slots, cutouts, routing and panel format
- Connector and enclosure interfaces
- Fiducials and assembly handling features
Release & delivery
- Surface finish and solder mask
- Silkscreen orientation and revision
- Electrical test and required records
- Quantity, packaging and destination
PLAN FOR ASSEMBLY
Compare surface-finish questions.
Select an option to see what to discuss with the engineering team. Confirm the actual finish against your design and assembly requirements.
Ask how surface flatness, pad geometry and the intended assembly process affect this choice.
A QUOTE-READY PACKAGE
The right files.
The right files.
Fewer open questions.
Use one board revision across your complete file set. You can submit the files online or send them to Stan by email.
- PCB fabrication packageGerber layers, drill data, outline and fabrication drawing in a ZIP.
- Bill of materialsManufacturer, exact part number, quantity, designators and approved alternatives.
- Assembly instructionsPick-and-place data, polarity notes, DNP positions and supplied inventory.
- Acceptance requirementsFirmware, test procedure, packaging, destination and required date.
FROM FILES TO A CLEAR QUOTATION
Have fabrication files ready?
Upload a Gerber ZIP with your drill files and fabrication drawing. Add your board quantity and construction requirements.