Creating functional and refined product prototypes is a process that requires an efficient, skilled, and easily reachable partner. No matter what stage you are in the process, we can help. If you are in the earlier stages, creating a prototype will assist you in making an informed choice regarding your product. Or maybe you are looking to launch a product through a crowdfunding campaign as a way to supplement manufacturing costs. We recognize that every business’ objective is different, which is why we offer the following:

  • Full turnkey, no min/max build quantity assembly
  • Prototype assembly in 24 hours (or sometimes even less!)
  • Components selection including obsolescence planning
  • First article inspection (FAI)
  • Design for manufacturing feedback
  • Fully supported and stocked Octoparts CPL (Common Parts Library)

At Circuits Central, we understand the importance that prototyping plays in getting your design finalized and ready for large volume production. We value the process, which is why we make sure your prototypes are manufactured economically, efficiently, and with the level of detail and oversight that large volume productions are given.

To learn more about our printed circuit board prototyping services, speak to us today by calling 1 (888) 568-6550, filling out our contact form, or sending us an email at info@circuits-central.com.

PCB Prototyping and Quick-Turn Assembly

PCB Prototyping FAQs

There is no MOQ for all projects. We can support customers from prototyping runs to mass production.

All parts will be purchased from authorized North American vendors such as Digikey, Mouser, Newark, Avnet, Future, etc.

NRE stands for Non-recurring engineering cost. It is a one-time expense, and if an order repeats without any changes, there will be no NRE charges.

The time varies based on the RFQ size and complexity. Generally, we aim to submit a quotation within 24 hours.

Centroid data, or pick-and-place data, includes machine information such as Theta, X, Y, Reference Designator, or Side of Board.

Yes, we can generate a Centroid file from the provided ODB or design files (such as Altium).

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