Our prototyping factory floor is undergoing an epic transformation! In our quest to deliver ultra quick-turn, affordable, high-quality circuit boards, we're doubling our floor space to embark on an era of expansion.
The debate between washing and not washing PCBs post-assembly is a topic ripe with misconceptions. Adding to the complexity is the revolutionary role of no-clean flux, which has reshaped perceptions and practices within the industry. A deeper dive into instances where customers might mistakenly believe they need to wash their boards, despite it being unnecessary, can illuminate common pitfalls and help clarify best practices.
In this episode we're happy to welcome back Brett Babilonia, who we spoke to way back in episode 3 and 4 on the show. In addition to purchasing, Brett also handles a lot of quoting at Worthington. We often get asked how we quote boards, is there a magical formula, and figured Brett is the perfect person to speak on this topic.
Looking for a way to handle multiple clients and streamline your PCB design projects? Circuithub offers design firms the tools to manage projects efficiently, set up organizations, and place orders with precision.
In the world of electronics manufacturing, where precision and protection against invisible threats are paramount, the choice of plastic bagging isn't just about storage. It's a strategic decision that can mean the difference between a healthy semiconductor and a compromised one. Let's dive into the differences between various types of plastic bags in an electronics manufacturing operation
Parts packaged in tubes are awful and Chris has had enough. He's starting a movement to end the use of tubes once and for all.
CircuitHub is always looking to enhance your design and manufacturing experience, and in keeping with this mission, we are excited to announce that we finally support designs made in KiCad Version 7.
Welcome to the first episode of 2024 (which was recorded in 2023)! In today's show we're joined by AIM Solder's Content Marketing Specialist, Gayle Towell.
We like to talk to interesting people on this show so when Praxie reached out to us wondering if their CEO, Michael Lynch could come on the show we knew it would be a fun conversation.
The 2024 Chinese New Year is fast approaching, and we want to ensure that you are well-prepared to minimize disruptions in your PCB assembly projects.
Why would we dedicate an entire episode to conveyers, you ask? Because it just so happens to be Chris' favorite topic! Chris has an addiction to progress and conveyers are one of the best ways in a factory setting to achieve that (both literally and figuratively).
Intrusive Soldering, also known as "pin in paste," is a lesser-known technique that uses a reflow oven to solder through-hole components and can offers advantages over traditional soldering approaches.
