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Just like PCB business, our PCBA services also specialize in prototyping and small-volume production, making multitech-pcb.comthe one-stop destination of boards fabrication and assembly. This arrangement makes your R&D work easy and time-saving. Our professional engineers and technicians will work closely with you through our customer service people to ensure the best quality and quickest possible lead time. Fulfilling hundreds of orders daily from around the world, we have established us as the leading supplier of PCB and PCBA services for our consistent quality and excellent services.

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    √ No Booting or Tooling Fee

    √ Starting Price:$53

  • Good Quality

    √ IOS9001 Quality Control Certificate

    √ Full Automatic Printer.Online SPL, Japannese FUJL and JUKL SMT

  • Quick-Turn

    √ Online Instant Quote

    √ 24H and 48H Expedite Service

  • BOM Matching

    √ Stock Sales,Customized Service

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Files Requested for Assembly Services

PCB Assembly needs a few files in order for us to start your PCBA work. Please Send the following files to us in proper format. You will have

two options to send these files to us, one is through our online webpage, the other is to send via email at sales@multitech-pcb.com referring your

order number and put the email Subject as “Files for order number 123456”

Please get ready your BOM files, Gerber files and Centroid files for your PCBA service. BOM for Turn-key and partial Turn-key may contain

a little more information that the one for consigned/kitted. Please check in detail.

BOM for consigned/kitted BOM for Turn-key Partial Turn-key Gerber Files Centroid File
  • BOM for consigned/kitted

    Centroid is the special file for assembly used for quickly programming the assembly machines. This is also known as aka Insertion, Pick-N-Place, or XY Data. Some of the CAD tools will automatically generate this file and some not, but you may need to modify the file and then generate the Centroid file. The Centroid file describes the position and orientation of all the surface mount parts, which includes the reference designator, X and Y position, rotation and side of Board (Top or Bottom). Only surface mounting parts are listed in the Centroid.

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  • BOM for consigned/kitted

    Centroid is the special file for assembly used for quickly programming the assembly machines. This is also known as aka Insertion, Pick-N-Place, or XY Data. Some of the CAD tools will automatically generate this file and some not, but you may need to modify the file and then generate the Centroid file. The Centroid file describes the position and orientation of all the surface mount parts, which includes the reference designator, X and Y position, rotation and side of Board (Top or Bottom). Only surface mounting parts are listed in the Centroid2.

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  • BOM for Turn-key Partial Turn-key

    Centroid is the special file for assembly used for quickly programming the assembly machines. This is also known as aka Insertion, Pick-N-Place, or XY Data. Some of the CAD tools will automatically generate this file and some not, but you may need to modify the file and then generate the Centroid file. The Centroid file describes the position and orientation of all the surface mount parts, which includes the reference designator, X and Y position, rotation and side of Board (Top or Bottom). Only surface mounting parts are listed in the Centroid.

    PCB Assembly Quote
  • BOM for Turn-key Partial Turn-key

    Centroid is the special file for assembly used for quickly programming the assembly machines. This is also known as aka Insertion, Pick-N-Place, or XY Data. Some of the CAD tools will automatically generate this file and some not, but you may need to modify the file and then generate the Centroid file. The Centroid file describes the position and orientation of all the surface mount parts, which includes the reference designator, X and Y position, rotation and side of Board (Top or Bottom). Only surface mounting parts are listed in the Centroid2.

    PCB Assembly Quote
  • Gerber Files

    Centroid is the special file for assembly used for quickly programming the assembly machines. This is also known as aka Insertion, Pick-N-Place, or XY Data. Some of the CAD tools will automatically generate this file and some not, but you may need to modify the file and then generate the Centroid file. The Centroid file describes the position and orientation of all the surface mount parts, which includes the reference designator, X and Y position, rotation and side of Board (Top or Bottom). Only surface mounting parts are listed in the Centroid.

    PCB Assembly Quote
  • Gerber Files

    Centroid is the special file for assembly used for quickly programming the assembly machines. This is also known as aka Insertion, Pick-N-Place, or XY Data. Some of the CAD tools will automatically generate this file and some not, but you may need to modify the file and then generate the Centroid file. The Centroid file describes the position and orientation of all the surface mount parts, which includes the reference designator, X and Y position, rotation and side of Board (Top or Bottom). Only surface mounting parts are listed in the Centroid.

    PCB Assembly Quote
  • Centroid File

    Centroid is the special file for assembly used for quickly programming the assembly machines. This is also known as aka Insertion, Pick-N-Place, or XY Data. Some of the CAD tools will automatically generate this file and some not, but you may need to modify the file and then generate the Centroid file. The Centroid file describes the position and orientation of all the surface mount parts, which includes the reference designator, X and Y position, rotation and side of Board (Top or Bottom). Only surface mounting parts are listed in the Centroid.

    PCB Assembly Quote
  • Centroid File

    Centroid is the special file for assembly used for quickly programming the assembly machines. This is also known as aka Insertion, Pick-N-Place, or XY Data. Some of the CAD tools will automatically generate this file and some not, but you may need to modify the file and then generate the Centroid file. The Centroid file describes the position and orientation of all the surface mount parts, which includes the reference designator, X and Y position, rotation and side of Board (Top or Bottom). Only surface mounting parts are listed in the Centroid.

    PCB Assembly Quote
  • SMT Assembly Capabilities

    Centroid is the special file for assembly used for quickly programming the assembly machines. This is also known as aka Insertion, Pick-N-Place, or XY Data. Some of the CAD tools

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  • SMT Assembly Capabilities

    Centroid is the special file for assembly used for quickly programming the assembly machines. This is also known as aka Insertion, Pick-N-Place, or XY Data. Some of the CAD tools

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  • SMT Assembly Capabilities

    Centroid is the special file for assembly used for quickly programming the assembly machines. This is also known as aka Insertion, Pick-N-Place, or XY Data. Some of the CAD tools

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  • JUKI SMT Machine ke-2080

    Chip element 20200cph (laser identification) (0.178s / chip) 16700cph (laser identification / ipc9850)
    Image recognition 1.0 × 0.5mm * 2 ~ 74mm square element or 50 × 150mm element mounting speed: chip element * condition 0.178s/chip (20200cph) ipc985016700cphic element * 31850cph4600cph * 4 element JUKI mounter ke-2080
    Mounting accuracy: laser recognition ± 0.05mm (CPK ≥ 1) image recognition ± 0.03mm (when mnvc (option) is used ± 0.04mm) component mounting type: * more than 80 kinds (converted into 8mm tape) * 5

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In order for us to properly assemble your printed circuits boards, we strongly recommend you send all other documents or information related to the boards to us, which may include your assembly drawings, special assembly instructions, and even images or photos of your work. These information helps us better understand your assembly needs, correcting some ambiguous or even mistaken placements, and ends up with an excellent job. Send them to us, though normally not required by assemblers.