PCB FABRICATION
We focus on the High Technology High Reliability end of the market and work effectively with customers for whom the highest quality standards are paramount. We don't pretend to be able to compete with Asian prices, nor do we seek to compete with local manufacturers on lower technology products. In our chosen arena, we have a long and proven track record along with a proud reputation for providing the highest standards of customer service, product quality and reliability.
We can design the PCB or provide independent guidelines to the customer's designers, ensuring the most effective design for manufacturability.
We have a portfolio of leading PCB fabrication houses in the UK, Europe and USA.
We impose the most stringent Quality Controls on manufacturers (IPC-A-600G and IPC-6012 Class 3) and place our own personnel on site to oversee the implementation. All delivered PCBs are accompanied by Micro-section Analysis and First Article Inspection Reports.
MHA DFM
MHA Provide extensive information on Design for Manufacture
Prior to manufacture, we will run your design through:
To ensure your design will function as expected, without any "Glitches", such as a hole size specified incorrectly or non-plated hole on a connector
To ensure your design meets the requirements for manufacture of your requested specification (utilising MHA's in-house expertise on IPC Class 3).
To ensure the design meets your target impedance. There are many free impedance tools on the internet, which do not take all aspects of the design into account.Please feel free to utilise our DFM services and front-end experience Free of Charge.
Ensures your board will be delivered as expected. Avoid internal shorts, Bow & Twist and unmatched impedances using the build calculator
All designs will be put through the calculators at front-end as applicable and all of the information will be provided back to the customer.
DON'T FORGET, YOU CAN USE THESE SERVICES DURING DESIGN PHASE TO ENSURE YOUR END PRODUCT IS RIGHT
To View our Design For Manufacture Guidelines, please click here: Design For Manufacture