One accountable team runs your build from BOM review to shipment. Every quote is engineer-reviewed, and every component change requires your written approval.
Every quote starts with an engineer reading your BOM, not an algorithm guessing at it. Try the first pass right here — the same completeness check we run before anything goes near a production line.
CSV or TSV export from your EDA tool or spreadsheet
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The four structural issues that most often delay a quote.
MPN Rows missing a manufacturer part numberMFR Rows missing the manufacturer or brandQTY Rows with a missing or zero quantityREF Reference designators used more than onceScroll through the line your boards actually run. Every build passes the same five gates — and you get documentation at each one.
Typical line capabilities below. If your stackup sits outside this table, send it anyway — we'll tell you plainly whether we're the right shop for it.
Figures are typical line capabilities, confirmed per project during DFM review.
We'd rather turn away the wrong project than disappoint the right one.
On the boundary? Send the files. A straight "no" within a day beats a slow "maybe".
Parts go EOL mid-quote. Reels run dry mid-build. It happens on every project — what matters is what happens next. This is our standard workflow. Try it:
A shortage or lifecycle risk is caught during BOM review or procurement, with the source documented.
You get a written proposal: original vs. proposed part, datasheet differences, price and lead-time impact.
Approve or reject in writing. The decision is attached to your order file. Nothing ships swapped without it.
Every order ships with documentation you can forward to your own team without editing a word.
DOC-0142 · FAI bench 02
Every new design
Dimensions, placement and solder quality — before the run continues
DOC-0207 · AOI station 2
On request
BGA and QFN inspection evidence for your specific build
DOC-0318 · Packout
Every order
Your actual boards, before packing — not stock renders
An engineer reviews every RFQ. Standard projects get a quote within 24–48 hours; complex builds get a straight answer on timing inside the same window.
An engineer reviews every RFQ. Standard projects receive a quote in 24–48 hours.
Your email client should have opened a pre-filled brief — attach your files and hit send. An engineer replies within 24–48 hours.
Nothing opened? Write to floyd.tang.enquiry@gmail.com directly.