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ElEctronic Mfg SErvicES AdvancedPCB Drives
U.S. Innovation in High-Reliability PCB and Assembly Technology
By Michael Skinner, Editor A
U.S.-based OEM of printed circuit board (PCB) and assembly technology, AdvancedPCB has built a reputation
for fast, reliable, and full-service solutions across demanding industries. Founded on a legacy dating back to 1977 and strengthened through the strategic consolidation of estab- lished American PCB companies, Advanced- PCB has emerged as a unified brand positioned to deliver design, fabrica- tion, and turnkey assembly under one roof. The company serves aerospace and defense, medical, communications, and a range of diversified industrial markets where performance, precision, and dependability are key.
Integration The company was officially
launched in 2024 when APCT (Ad- vanced Printed Circuit Technology), Advanced Circuits Inc., and San Diego PCB Design were brought together un- der a single brand identity. The inte- gration combined decades of expertise, manufacturing infrastructure, and en- gineering talent into one of North America’s most comprehensive PCB service providers. This unification addressed a growing market need for on-shore production capaci-
ty and technical capability. By consolidating design, fabrication, and assembly under one corporate umbrella, AdvancedPCB created a vertically integrated platform capable of meeting the quality, lead-time, and security expectations of modern electronics programs. “AdvancedPCB brings together decades of U.S. manufacturing expertise and innova-
fident, single partner customers can rely on from prototype to production.” At its core, AdvancedPCB delivers end-
to-end PCB solutions. Its offering spans from early-stage design for manufacturability (DFM) and signal/power integrity support, through complex fabrication, to complete as- sembly and test. Customers can move from quick-turn prototypes to full-scale pro- duction without switching suppliers, providing a major advantage for OEMs working on high-reliability systems.
AdvancedPCB has created a vertically integrated, U.S.-based platform capable of supporting mission-critical electronics from design through full production.
The company’s product portfolio AdvancedPCB’s facility in Aurora, California.
tive engineering tools to deliver the speed, quality, and traceability that mission-critical programs require,” says Gary Stoffer, chief commercial officer. “Our goal is to be the con-
stretches from standard through-hole to advanced HDI and UHDI boards, flex and rigid-flex circuits, dense multi- layer boards, and RF and high-speed digital layouts. Through its assembly services, AdvancedPCB also provides
sourcing, kitting, surface-mount and through- hole assembly, and functional testing, offering customers a streamlined, one-vendor model from design through shipment.
Performance and Compliance AdvancedPCB focuses on in-
dustries where performance and compliance are non-negotiable. Its largest markets — aerospace and defense and medical — de- mand rigorous documentation, specialized materials, and ab- solute precision. The company’s growing presence in communica- tions, computing, and industrial markets further reflects its abili- ty to adapt technologies for both cutting-edge and high-volume applications. By maintaining an extensive
U.S. manufacturing footprint, AdvancedPCB helps customers meet strict supply-chain security and regulatory requirements. Its domestic operations also provide customers with the important ad- vantages of proximity, faster communication, and reduced risk compared to offshore suppliers. AdvancedPCB’s portfolio of
services and technical competen- cies is both broad and deep. The company’s design services team provides early-stage DFM guid- ance, signal-integrity modeling,
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