PCB Box Build Assembly is Merely More Than a Board in a Box

PCB Box Build Assembly is Merely More Than a Board in a Box

From a straightforward printed circuit board manufacturing, box build assembly is entirely different. Inserting a PCB into a specially constructed enclosure is the initial steps of processing a box build. Later, involve linking to complex electro-mechanical assemblies that border on machines or include connecting to complex electro-mechanical assemblies that border on devices can be unpretentious. As a result, to have a successful box build project, it is necessary to have expert planning.

Box-build is an assembly work other than a Printed Circuit Board (PCB) production, also referred to as systems integration. It is an electromechanical assembly process that consists right from enclosure fabrication to installation and routing of cabling or wire harnesses, to the installation of sub-assemblies and components. In a little enclosure to a large cabinet full of wires or a complex fully integrated electro-mechanical system with pneumatics and electronics, the box build can mean a PCB Assembly (PCBA).

PCC Box Building and Potting Services

For a box build products and printed circuit board assemblies, PCC provides continuous support, repair and refurbishment services. Right from medical device equipment to WiMax wireless router, optical networking products to electric vehicle car charging station, home security equipment and much more are some of our capabilities. Here are some of the PCC Box Building and Potting Services:

  • Complete System Integration
  • Electro-Mechanical Assembly
  • Automated Encapsulation
  • Panel Assembly Service
  • Automated Conformal Coating
  • Cable and Harness Assembly
  • Complete Product Testing & Burn-In
  • Testing for Required Certifications
  • Environmental Testing
  • Custom Packaging, Labeling & Barcoding
  • Direct Shipment to the point of Sale

So to get an accurate quote and help the build process go smoothly with your electronic manufacturing services (EMS) partner, what are the basics an individual needs to consider?
Bill of Materials (BOM) is the essential requirement for any EMS provider, as it needs to include all the main components at least clearly defining the type of material the provider will source. 

Component drawings, particularly for "drawn" or bespoke items, should have tolerances and finishes specified. However, it can cause problems if these things are left open to interpretation with assembly or quality control later. It is best to clarify what exactly you need.

Why Choose PCC As Your EMS Partner?

Using the latest equipment and leading-edge manufacturing technologies, PCC provides integrated turnkey solutions. Our comprehensive EMS and Contract Manufacturing Services tailored as per the customer’s unique business needs.

  • One stop EMS solution provider
  • 27 years of experience in the domain
  • Global footprint to match your unique manufacturing requirements
  • Quick Turn Around, Proto & Production
  • 24*7 engineering support

Why Choose PCC for Box Build Assembly Services?

  • Ability to support any box-build volume and complexity
  • Extensive partnership with high-quality component suppliers that brings additional cost savings for full box assembly
  • Quick turn around and therefore faster time to market
  • State-of-the-art machines and equipment
  • RoHS compliant product delivery
  • 24-hour response time when responding to feedback

PCC having 27+ years of experience in this field provides end to end box build solution, right from cable and harness assembly to software configuration and final test to specifications. It also offers sub-system and complete PCB box-build and system assembly services to its customers.

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