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Rapid Prototype & Volume Flex PCB Fabrication Services

As a leading China flex PCB supplier, we specialize in high-quality flex circuit manufacturing—from rapid-turn prototyping to full-volume flexible PCB fabrication. Upload your Gerber files now for a fast, reliable quote.

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What Is PCB Prototyping?

PCB prototyping involves quickly producing a small batch of boards from design files before mass production for functional validation, performance testing, and process evaluation. These prototypes let engineers rapidly spot design flaws and optimize layouts, ensuring flawless large‑scale manufacturing.

Why Choose Our PCB Prototype Fabrication Service?

Fast Turnaround

Standard lead time of 5–7 business days; 3‑day expedited delivery for urgent R&D needs.

High-Precision Capability

Minimum line width/spacing of 4 mil; hole sizes down to 0.2 mm; supports multilayer, flex, and HDI boards.

Comprehensive Quality Control

IPC-610 compliant with AOI, ICT, and X-ray inspections—100% coverage to eliminate manufacturing defects.

One-Stop Service

From prototyping and SMT assembly to stencil fabrication and DFM checks, streamlining communication and shortening project cycles.

Process & Workflow

Capabilities

Capability Parameters Details
Layers Up to 50 Layers Up to 50-Layer HDI Prototyping, ideal for telecom, aerospace, and defense applications
Max Size 600 × 500 mm Max Panel Size 600 × 500 mm, supports large-format industrial control, LED displays, and automotive electronics
Thickness 0.2 – 7.0 mm Board Thickness 0.2 mm–7.0 mm, From ultra-thin flexible (wearables) to rigid aluminum substrates (high-rigidity).
Copper Thickness 0.33 – 12 oz Copper Weight 0.33 oz–12 oz, from standard to heavy-current power boards with enhanced heat dissipation
Min Line Width/Spacing 2.5 mil / 2.5 mil Min Line/Space 2.5 mil, supports 0.5 mm and finer chip-package pitches for high‑density SMT
Min Drill Hole 6 mil Min Drill 6 mil, Enables micro blind/buried vias for precision RF and microwave interconnects
HoletoLine Clearance 5 mil Min Annular Ring 5 mil, meets IPC-2221 standards to reduce trace-to-hole interference
Impedance Tolerance ±10% or ±5% Controlled Impedance ±5% (±10% optional), suitable for high‑speed signals (USB3.0, PCIe, RF) and standard digital circuits
Dimension Tolerance ±0.1 mm Outline Tolerance ±0.1 mm, ensures mechanical accuracy for tight-fit industrial and consumer assemblies
Material Shengyi S1000 2, S1141, ITEQ IT180A, Aluminum Based & Copper Based, Rogers RF Series (4350B, 4003C, 3003), RT/VT Series, DuPont PI, ISOLA FR Series, Megtron 4/6 Wait Material Options, FR-4, aluminum, copper, high-frequency (Rogers, Megtron), and flexible PI
Coverlay Opening Size ≥ 0.6 mm × 0.6 mm Flex Coverlay Window Min 0.6 × 0.6 mm, guarantees reliable peel strength and lamination for bend-intensive wearables and medical sensors
Surface Treatment ENIG, ENEPIG, I Ag, OSP, HAL (Lead Free), Flash Gold, Hard Gold

Industry Use Cases

Aerospace & Defense Prototype Boards

Medical Device Prototypes

Automotive Electronics Prototyping

IoT & Consumer Electronics

FAQ

Q: How long does it take to manufacture PCB prototypes?

The manufacturing time of PCB prototypes varies due to various factors, including the complexity of the circuit board, the manufacturing plant's production capacity, and order volume.

 Generally speaking, simple single or double-sided board prototypes can be manufactured in a few days, while complex multi-layer boards or circuit boards containing special processes such as blind holes and buried holes may require longer time.

 To shorten the manufacturing cycle, it is recommended to choose PCB manufacturers with advanced manufacturing equipment and efficient production processes.

Q:What are the common quality issues in PCB Prototype manufacturing?

Poor circuit: such as open circuit, short circuit, circuit width or spacing not meeting design requirements, etc.

Pad issues: Pad detachment, incorrect pad size, mismatch between pad and component pins, etc.

Drilling problems: aperture deviation, incorrect hole position, poor hole wall quality, etc.

Surface treatment defects: such as uneven coating of solder mask, blurry character printing, insufficient coating thickness, etc.

These issues may be caused by design errors, improper process control during manufacturing, or material quality problems.

 Therefore, a detailed design review should be conducted before manufacturing, reliable manufacturers should be selected, and strict quality control should be implemented during the manufacturing process.

Q:How to choose a suitable PCB prototype manufacturer?

Manufacturing capability: Does the manufacturer have advanced manufacturing equipment and processes to meet your design requirements and production capacity needs.

Quality control: Whether the manufacturer has established a sound quality management system and can provide reliable quality assurance and after-sales service.

Price and delivery time: Compare the prices and delivery times of different manufacturers and choose the manufacturer with high cost-effectiveness.

Technical support: Does the manufacturer provide technical support and solutions, and can they assist in solving problems during the design or manufacturing process.

Q:What are the considerations for material selection

Electrical performance: The dielectric constant, dielectric loss, resistivity, and other electrical properties of the material should meet the design requirements.

Mechanical strength: The mechanical properties such as bending strength and impact strength of the material should be sufficient to ensure the reliability and durability of the circuit board.

Thermal stability: The material should have good thermal stability and be able to withstand certain temperature changes without deformation or cracking.

Processing performance: The material should be easy to process, such as drilling, etching, electroplating, and other processes should be able to proceed smoothly.

Cost: While ensuring performance, the cost of materials should be considered and materials with high cost-effectiveness should be selected.

Q:What tests are required after the PCB prototype

Electrical testing: Check the conductivity, insulation resistance, withstand voltage and other electrical performance of the circuit.

Functional testing: Verify whether the circuit board works according to design requirements, including signal transmission, power distribution, and other functions.

Reliability testing: such as thermal cycling testing, wet heat testing, vibration testing, etc., to evaluate the reliability of circuit boards during long-term use.

Appearance inspection: Check the appearance quality of the circuit board, such as solder joint quality, solder mask coating, character printing clarity, etc

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