Technical Manufacturing Corporation is fully equipped with automatic and semi-automatic placement equipment and staffed with trained and experienced personnel to handle all of your most advanced plated through hole and surface mount technology printed circuit board assembly requirements.

We manufacture all assemblies in strict accordance with any class of the Acceptability of Electronic Assemblies (IPC-A-610) and Requirements for Soldered Electrical and Electronic Assemblies (J-STD-001) commercial industry specifications and maintain complete lines of assembly, inspection, cleaning and electrical & functional testing equipment to ensure finished product conformance to industry specifications and customer requirements.

Our printed circuit board assembly capabilities can provide you with immediate prototype turnaround and on-time delivery of small to large production volumes for any single- or double-sided printed circuit board configuration, including plated through hole, surface mount and mixed technology on a repeatable zero-defect production level.

In addition, we also offer interconnecting wire & cable harness assembly and system integration to our customers to supplement and complement our core printed circuit board assembly services.

  • Rigid and flexible printed circuit board fabrications
  • FR-4, High Tg, Thermal Clad, aluminum & exotic laminate processing
  • Lead-free, leaded, white tin, silver, gold and OSP circuit board platings
  • Populate all component types including ball grid arrays (BGA) and quad flat packages (QFP)
  • Minimum 12 mil pitch and 0201 component package size placement
  • Single or double sided printed circuit board assemblies
  • Lead-free and leaded soldering processes
  • No-clean and water soluble soldering
  • Complete electrical (ICT) and functional testing
  • EPROM programming, calibration and burn-in
  • Conformal coating with parylene, acrylic, silicone and urethane materials
  • Encapsulate and potting in assembly housings
  • Ionic Chromatography (IC) cleanliness testing and full reporting