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CAPABILITIES

Rigid-Flex PCB Capability

HyperPCB builds rigid-flex PCBs that replace connectors and cable harnesses with one laminated assembly — polyimide flex layers bonded into rigid sections, with controlled impedance, coverlay or solder-mask finishing and stack-up review included.

Rigid-Flex PCB Capability — representative build

SPECIFICATIONS

Capability & tolerance chart

Rigid-Flex PCB Capability — standard vs advanced.
ParameterStandardAdvanced
PCB TypeRigid-flex, multilayer rigid-flex, HDI rigid-flex
Layer Count2 – 24 layersUp to 32 layers for advanced projects
Maximum Finished Size700 × 480 mm
Finished Board Thickness11.8 – 197 mil, depending on structure
Minimum Flexible Layer Width59.1 mil
Minimum Inner Layer Line Width / Spacing1.97/1.97 mil
Minimum Outer Layer Line Width / Spacing2.46/2.46 mil for advanced projects
Minimum Through Hole5.91 mil
Minimum Blind Via2.95 mil
Through-Hole Aspect RatioUp to 20:1
Blind Via Aspect RatioUp to 1:1
Maximum Finished CopperUp to 3 oz
HDI Structures2+N+2, 3+N+3Any-layer HDI by project review
Flexible MaterialsPolyimide-based flexible laminates
Special ProcessesCoverlay, stiffener bonding, selective plating, controlled-depth routing, laser cutting, impedance control

The transition zone decides reliability

Rigid-flex failures cluster where the flex leaves the rigid section. We keep copper out of the bend, stagger traces on opposing layers, round every corner and set the coverlay opening back from the rigid edge. If your outline forces a tight bend we will show you the trade-off in the DFM review rather than build it quietly.

Dynamic versus static bends

A board that folds once during assembly and a board that flexes a million times in service are different products. Tell us the cycle count and bend radius and the build changes accordingly: rolled annealed copper, thinner dielectrics, single-layer flex in the bend and no plated holes inside the bend area.

Documentation you should send

A mechanical drawing showing bend lines, bend direction and the folded envelope matters as much as the Gerbers. Stiffener locations, coverlay openings and the assembly sequence let us confirm the part fits before tooling.

FAQ

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