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Work with Imagineering to take your ideas from prototype to production with one single point of contact.
Imagineering has the experience and capability to fabricate the highest quality printed circuit boards at production levels.
Our expertise. Your parts. The result is a custom PCB assembly that meets your exact specifications.
We can handle the entire process: ordering components, PCB manufacturing, PCB assembly, testing and final shipment.
Use our tolerance guidelines to ensure the best results for your printed circuit boards.
Utilize smaller components and enable higher wiring density per unit area with HDIs.
Our aerospace-quality, industry-leading equipment is run by highly trained employees.
Stay assured of quality with Imagineering’s industry-leading certifications.
2 Layers for $10 each, 4 Layers for $18 each, 6 Layers for $40 each, and 8 Layers for $60 each. Free FedEx Ground shipping on all orders. Electronic testing included on all 4-, 6-, and 8-Layer orders.
Just place your turnkey order with us, mention this offer and we will pay for the electronic components on your BOM, a $500 value. All you pay for is the bare boards and assembly labor.
Place your 1st order and get a coupon for 50% off your next order – up to $1,500 off. Valid for all printed circuit boards. Coupon expires 6 months after first order.
Through hole assembly (or through-hole technology (THT)) is a proven technique that manufacturers rely on when a printed circuit board (PCB) needs to endure demanding conditions. It involves inserting component
Surface Mount Technology (SMT) is at the heart of nearly every modern electronic device. It’s why your smartphone is sleek, why your laptop is powerful, and why advanced industrial systems
In the 1960s, a swift increase in the complexity of electronic devices necessitated the development of printed circuit boards that allowed more wiring and electrical circuits in a small area.