— PCB ASSEMBLY
Component Sourcing
HyperPCB sources components from franchised distributors against your BOM and AVL, reports lead-time and allocation risk before the build starts, and records every component lot against the finished assembly.
— SPECIFICATIONS
Capability & tolerance chart
| Parameter | Standard |
|---|---|
| BOM Fields We Verify | Reference designator, quantity, manufacturer, manufacturer part number, description, package, approved alternative, customer-supplied flag, special requirements |
| Lifecycle Review | Incomplete information, sourcing constraints, obsolete parts and lead-time risk reported before the build |
| Supply Models | Turnkey, partial-turnkey, consigned and customer-designated sourcing |
| Material Management | Barcode verification, managed inventory, controlled storage and production kitting |
| Integrated Review | Component decisions reviewed together with PCB manufacturability and assembly process |
| Special Requirements | Date-code control, programming and traceability on request |
The BOM review happens before the schedule is promised
We price and check availability line by line, then send back the exceptions: obsolete parts, single-source risks, long leads and minimum order quantities that distort the build cost. It is a cheaper conversation before the order than after.
Where parts come from
Franchised and authorised distribution only, unless you approve an alternative channel in writing for a specific line. Moisture-sensitive devices are stored and baked per J-STD-033, and every lot is recorded against your assembly.
— FAQ
Frequently asked questions
— RELATED
Related assembly services
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