We know PCB assembly can appear expensive, especially for something that could be done by yourself. But we are sure the convenience, quality assurance and value-added services will make a huge difference to your workflow, allowing you to put your energy into more important matters.

 

Now there is no reason not to experience PCB assembly with free assembly. Pay only for the components, PCB boards and shipping with free assembly for 5 boards. And with HQ NextPCB, you deal with the manufacturer, not a broker so you can be sure you are getting the lowest prices.

We know many of you experienced difficulty consolidating components, and communicating back and forth across time-zones meant it could take weeks to finalize quotations.

 

To remedy this, we opted for a smarter turnkey PCBA quotation system with live pricing and stock information from the biggest distributors such as Digikey and Mouser. Now it takes seconds to quote and you can try it as many times as you like.

The next biggest turn off is the lengthy wait for PCBA orders. Due to the long lead time for parts to cross boarder control, PCBA orders typically took several weeks before assembly could even begin.

 

While we cannot rush customs officers, we can provide local sourcing alternatives in the form of HQ Online. With over 300,000 different parts available in 1-2 days, the entire PCBA lead time can be reduced to just 5 working days.

Another cause of significant delays are design errors or BOM inconsistencies. Coordinating a design from PCB schematic to layout to BOM requires exceptional organization skills. But everyone makes mistakes, and these mistakes could force you to start over or push back your deadline.

 

For this, we knew it was essential to include the engineer Design for Assembly (DFA) review service free for all PCBA orders. By sparing a little time, DFA review can reveal costly errors when they are most easily fixed, potentially avoiding weeks in delays.

NextPCB has always been committed to providing reliable multilayer PCBs our clients can fully trust and this is something we intend to amplify as we move forward as HQ NextPCB. As part of our rebranding, we have evaluated weaknesses at all levels of our service and have already made major reforms internally.

 

While we can’t show how this will affect you directly, our new logo, website and name are testament to our renewed commitment to pushing the boundaries and making meaningful changes our users will benefit from.

 

What we can show you however, is our newly refurbished PCB Assembly webpage