PCB Manufacturing & Assembly Capabilities
Find the manufacturing range, materials, inspection methods and production resources that match your next board or electronic assembly. FLJ PCB connects bare-board fabrication, component sourcing, assembly and product integration through one project team.
Find the capabilities for your board
FLJ PCB is the manufacturing brand of Shenzhen Philifast Electron Co., Ltd. Our capabilities pages help engineers and purchasing teams compare board constructions, assembly processes and the information available for supplier qualification. The individual pages separate bare-board dimensions and materials from component placement, soldering, test and final product assembly.
Start with the area closest to your project. A flexible circuit has different construction details from a rigid board; a completed PCBA adds component sourcing, package requirements and a test plan. When a design combines several processes, our team can review the complete build with you.
PCB manufacturing
Layers, thickness, copper, drilling and construction-specific process ranges.
Explore →PCB assembly
SMT, through-hole and mixed assembly, component supply and verification.
Explore →Electronics manufacturing
Connect PCBA with cables, box build, programming and final product testing.
Explore →Flex & rigid-flex
Separate construction tables for flexible circuits and rigid-flex boards.
Explore →HDI manufacturing
Build-up structures, microvias, registration and fine-feature processing.
Explore →Metal-core boards
Aluminum and copper-based constructions for heat and power applications.
Explore →Materials, tolerances & testing
A useful capability review considers the combination of material, copper, stackup, holes and final dimensions. A value achieved on one construction may belong to a different process route from the board you are developing. Our detailed tables identify those contexts so you can bring the right questions to the engineering discussion.
Materials and finishes also affect how the board will be assembled, stored and used. Electrical inspection answers whether the bare board matches its intended connections. Assembly inspection and functional testing address different questions about soldering, components and product operation.
Materials & stackups
Explore FR-4, high-frequency, flexible and thermally managed constructions.
Explore →Manufacturing tolerances
Understand finished thickness, hole position, slots and impedance tolerances.
Explore →Surface finishes
Compare the finish options for soldering, storage and contact applications.
Explore →PCB electrical testing
Open- and short-circuit checks using flying probe or fixture-based methods.
Explore →PCB & PCBA testing
Find SPI, AOI, X-ray, ICT and functional-test roles in the manufacturing route.
Explore →Quality information for supplier qualification
Technical capability is supported by the way materials, production information and inspection results are managed. Review our quality pages for the manufacturing checkpoints and the documents that can be discussed for your order, from material records to inspection and acceptance information.
Quality-system certification, product acceptance and material compliance serve different purposes. The certification page helps you discuss the applicable company and site scope. The acceptance page addresses the standards and records for the supplied boards or assemblies; the material page covers the supporting chemical and supplier documentation.
Quality control
Engineering review, incoming checks, process inspection and release activities.
Explore →Certifications & compliance
Quality-system credentials and documents for your supplier assessment.
Explore →Material compliance
RoHS, REACH and material declarations relevant to the project.
Explore →Acceptance & traceability
Connect the agreed revision, inspection scope and manufacturing records.
Explore →See the production and inspection resources
Equipment supports a manufacturing decision when its role is clear. Our factory pages connect fabrication and assembly resources with the operations they perform, rather than asking you to judge a project from a machine photograph alone. Explore the production overview, assembly route and laboratory support alongside the capability tables.
For a prototype, repeat order or product transfer, send the design information already available. You can start with board data, an existing BOM, a drawing or a question about a particular feature. We will discuss the scope, review any gaps together and connect the project with suitable manufacturing and inspection steps.
Factory & equipment
An overview of manufacturing areas, assembly resources and quality support.
Explore →SMT & assembly equipment
Printing, placement, soldering and inspection within the assembly route.
Explore →PCB fabrication equipment
The process resources behind imaging, drilling, lamination and finishing.
Explore →Testing laboratory
Inspection resources, project test methods and engineering reports.
Explore →Frequently asked questions
Where should I start when checking a new PCB design?
Start with the PCB manufacturing page for a rigid bare board, or the specialist flex, HDI or metal-core page for those constructions. Send the available design information if you would like us to help identify the right process route.
Can one project include fabrication, assembly and box build?
Yes. We can discuss a coordinated scope that includes boards, components, assembly and product integration. The electronics manufacturing page explains the interfaces between those stages.
Are the smallest dimensions in different tables available together?
The values describe different material and process conditions. We review the complete construction, copper and feature combination so the proposed build has a consistent manufacturing route.
Can I ask a question before all design files are ready?
Yes. Send the files, drawing or explanation you already have. Our engineers will review the information and discuss any useful additions with you.
Let’s review your next build
Send your available board files, drawings or project questions. Our team will review the information and follow up with you about the next step.