Do you support both RoHS and tin-lead builds?

Yes. We maintain segregated materials, tools, and profiles for lead-free and SnPb processes.

What volumes are a good fit?

Prototypes through low-to-mid volume production runs, including recurring batches and spares.

Yes. We design and source pallets, wave solder fixtures, ICT/FCT fixtures, and handling aids.

IPC-A-610 and J-STD-001 (Class 2 or 3 per your requirement), with documented FAI and lot traceability when specified.

Repeatable, clean solder joints with proper hole fill, wetting, and lead protrusion—documented and verified.

• Mixed-technology assemblies (SMT + THT)

• Harnesses, connectors, terminal blocks, high-mass components

• Tall/heavy parts & field-serviceable designs

• Lead forming, clinching, heat-sink assembly

• Cleanliness control & ionic contamination checks

Prototype & NPI
Low-to-Mid Volume
Class 2/3
RoHS / SnPb

We review BOMs, tall/heavy parts, hole sizes, and thermal mass to define selective/wave/hand strategy & fixtures.

Lead-free and tin-lead profiles, nitrogen assist where appropriate, and proper flux selection for cleanliness and hole fill.

IPC workmanship checks, AOI (where applicable), ICT/FCT options, and documented acceptance criteria.

Attach BOM, Gerbers, assembly drawings, and any special process notes. We’ll respond within one business day.

Do you support both RoHS and tin-lead builds?: Yes. We maintain segregated materials, tools, and profiles for lead-free and SnPb processes.
What volumes are a good fit?: Prototypes through low-to-mid volume production runs, including recurring batches and spares.
Can you develop selective solder pallets and test fixtures?: Absolutely. We design and source pallets, wave solder fixtures, ICT/FCT fixtures, and handling aids.
What acceptance criteria do you build to?: IPC-A-610 and J-STD-001 (Class 2 or 3 per your requirement), with documented FAI and lot traceability when specified.

Since 1982 • Norwood, MA • IPC-A-610 / J-STD-001 (Class 2/3)