Through-hole PCB Assembly

• Automated insertion equipment for placing components axially or radially. We use various such equipment for high-speed installation of through-hole components.
• Reflow oven in our facility allows us to fix soldering paste appropriately.
• Automated wave soldering system allows us to precisely solder through-hole components.
• Advanced aqueous washing system for removing contaminants from the circuit boards.
• We use computer controlled selective soldering machines for reducing errors that may occur during tin-lead or RoHS Through-hole assembly. This helps us reduce errors, as well as costs of manufacturing.
• We provide in-house conformal coating, as well as device programming.
• All PCBs are built to ANSI/J-STD-001 and IPC-A-610-D standards.

Our through-hole PCB assembly services are designed to deliver exceptional accuracy and reliability, supported by advanced automated equipment and expert processes. From high-speed component placement to precise soldering and contaminant removal, every step is optimized to meet the highest standards of quality and efficiency. With in-house capabilities for conformal coating and device programming, along with compliance to ANSI/J-STD-001 and IPC-A-610-D standards, we ensure that every PCB we produce is built to perform in the most demanding applications.

Through-hole Printed Circuit Board Assembly Services Capabilities

The following capabilities allow us to take up any regular and complex PCB assembly project.

With capabilities to handle diverse components, board types, shapes, and sizes, our through-hole PCB assembly services can handle projects of any complexity. Supporting both leaded and lead-free (RoHS) processes, we work with various design file formats to ensure seamless, high-quality assembly tailored to your needs.

Our Through-hole PCB Assembly Testing and Inspection Capabilities

The following testing capabilities make us one of the best in the industry:

• In-Circuit Testing: This type of testing is conducted for high volume production lines, and helps us check every minute soldering, and other components in detail.
• Automated Optical Inspection: Abbreviated as AOI, these tests are performed to ensure that product is free from soldering, component, and BGA defects.
• Automated X-Ray Inspection (AXI): This testing is performed to inspect insufficient fills, short circuits, fills, etc. The automated X-ray inspection helps reduce the number of defects, and improve the quality of the Through-Hole circuit.
• Burn-in Tests: These tests are performed on components to detect their failure or reliability in real environments.
• Assisted Visual Inspection: Our experts use a wide range of advanced visual inspection equipment to perform a detailed inspection of soldering and component placement accuracy.

Through-hole PCB assemblies are thoroughly tested by our team to ensure top-quality. From in-circuit testing for detailed soldering checks to automated optical and X-ray inspections, we minimize defects and enhance reliability. Burn-in tests simulate real-world conditions, while assisted visual inspections ensure precise soldering and component placement.

Certifications

The following certifications have helped us become one of the best through-hole PCB assembly services in the USA.  

• IPC-CC-830B Compliant
• IPC-WHMA-A-610 Compliant

We can provide prototypes to high volume assembly services at shorter turnaround times. Our through hole printed circuit board services are designed to provide high-quality products to mission-critical applications to industries such as aerospace, electronics, instrumentation, and military. To know more about Through-hole assembly services, and other PCB assembly services, you can call us at 2240-653-4000, or email at sales@creativehitech.com. We will get back to you within one business day.  

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