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Super PCB Provides Global Sourcing for a Broad Range of Industries
By Jessica Zhang, Program Manager, Super PCB S
uper PCB has been supplying high- quality PCBs for nearly 20 years. The company offers single-layer, double-lay-
er and multilayer boards for customers in a range of industries at extremely competitive pricing. Since 2003, the company has been pro-
viding high-quality PCBs to numerous com- panies across a spectrum of industries, from consumer electronics, to telecommu- nications, new energy, aerospace, auto- motive, and more. The company’s facili- ties are certified to TS16949, ISO 9001, and UL.
Broad Product Line As Super PCB has been providing
PCB prototypes and production to cus- tomers in various industries, it has devel- oped a thorough product line. This in- cludes rigid boards, flex circuits, rigid- flex, aluminum boards for LEDs (which are becoming increasingly popular), HDI, and more. Its engineering support in Plano,
Texas, will preview Gerber files before they are sent to the factory for manufac- turing, speeding the process. Some of the company’s customers used to buy directly
Super PCB products include multilayer, flex, rigid-flex, aluminum, and HDI boards.
from China, but simple engineering ques- tions would often go back and forth for mul- tiple days, due to the time difference and lan- guage barrier. These clients switched to Super PCB be-
cause its local engineering team responds to questions typically within a day. While its long- term relationships and buying power are im-
portant benefits, customers also enjoy better pricing compared to going overseas directly. Super PCB can provide a complete prod- uct line because it works with multiple facto- ries both overseas and in the U.S. While some factories specialize in fast-turn proto- types, others specialize in mass production. No single factory can provide this level
of quality and service for all needs. Super PCB can be competitive with a number of different boards. It works with customers from a variety of industries, and many are contract manufacturers, who have very diverse needs due to their wide range of clients.
Relationships and Service Every PCB factory is different. Each
specializes in one area, and their cost structures are totally different from one another. Super PCB matches the best fa- cility with the customer’s unique require- ments, which allows the company to offer the best price without sacrificing quality. Some factories specialize in prototyp-ing and can turn boards around very quick-ly. Others are large-volume facilities,
which may have a higher set up cost, but Continued on next page
Introducing 2 new models of Sayaka PCB Depaneling Router
Stand-alone/In-line 34XJ model offers flexibility and advanced features
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· Stand-alone or In-line selection
· Robot interface for robot communication · Traceability for managing routing date/status · Automatic router bit changer and confirm bit size · Improved tact time with fast travel
speed (Max 1000mm/sec)
Table-top 23S Model offers a small footprint for limited production space
bl t 23SM d l ff · Competitive price and short lead time e (New inventory arriving!)
· Easy Windows GUI software programming
· Reads QR codes & fiducial · MES interface and more
marks automatically features Easy Windows GUI software programming
See more information at Ask for a quote today!
21241 S. Western Ave. Suite 140 Torrance, CA 90501 Phone: (310) 540-7310 Fax: (310) 540-7930
23785 Cabot Blvd. Suite 306
Hayward, CA 94545 Tel: 510-293-0580 Fax: 510-293-0940
See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 108 Clean depaneling
Automation of PCB loading & unloading
1580 Boggs Rd. #900
Duluth, GA, 30096 Phone: (770) 446-3116 Fax: (770) 446-3118
· Upgraded dust-collection system
for high quality output · Cut precisely with high
repeatability (±0.01mm/10μm)
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