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When choosing components for your commercial electrical assembly, it is important to find the balance between cost and value. Yet, between those two things, reliability and performance are crucial since the last thing anyone wants is for the finished equipment to fail or malfunction. The costs for downtime and repairs can be very steep and...   Read more »

Box builds are also known as systems integrations and have several differences compared to the PCB (printed circuit board) production process. The key distinctive features include an electromechanical assembly of sub-assembly components in a more complex system that requires the fabrication of an enclosure (hence the name “box build”), wire harnesses, cables and so on....   Read more »

Through hole technology has been the primary approach in PCB manufacturing for a very long time. Even though it is now contested by other methods, such as surface mounting, it still sees a lot of use. In this brief overview, we will try to examine the through hole PCB assembly for its advantages and disadvantages...   Read more »

There are a number of key differences between surface mounting and through hole technology. Understanding these differences will make it easier for you to not only identify the right company to work on your project but also know which of the two processes is best. Surface Mount Technology (SMT) versus Through Hole SMT technology has...   Read more »

Before addressing the pros and cons of electro mechanical assembly, it is important to introduce what it actually is. That way, you will know whether this is something that you should consider for your upcoming project. What Is Electro Mechanical Assembly? Any reference made to electromechanical assembly is typically in relation to the processes used...   Read more »