: [PEDA] Board Shops with Online Quotes ?
Jon Elson said:
We used to use Imagineering, aka www.pcbnet.com, as they
were cheaper than Advanced Circuits a few years ago. Beware,
though, that they charge for electrical test but may not actually
do the test. We had a 6-layer board that they did for us
Rene said:
It is not only the price that matters. I'd rather have one
that thinks a bit for itself. I once had an urgent pcb and
sent the data to a boardhouse before going to vacation,
intending to proceed when I'm back. There were a few unplated
holes and even they knew it was in a hurry they
Jon Elson said:
We used to use Imagineering, aka www.pcbnet.com, as they
were cheaper than Advanced Circuits a few years ago. Beware,
though, that they charge for electrical test but may not actually
do the test. We had a 6-layer board that they did for us, it had the
ET stamp on it, but a
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From: Robison Michael R CNIN [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Protel EDA Forum' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2002 9:28 AM
Subject: Re: [PEDA] Board Shops with Online Quotes ?
Jon Elson said:
We used to use Imagineering, aka www.pcbnet.com, as they
were cheaper than
mariusrf wrote:
I've had very good results with www.pcbexpress.com for small quantities or
protos .
They don't charge tooling , also no electrical test for less than 20pcs
protos .
Well, when we made a manufacturing run of 10 6-layer boards with about 1000
components/board, we asked for,
One other thing about Sierra Proto Express (link below), they have some
fairly sophisticated software checking the Gerber. On one design we sent
them they caught that 2 track segments, while touching, only BARELY
overlapped -- the narrowest point of overlap (of the rounded track ends) was
much
Miker,
I like these guys: http://www.prototron.com
They usually get quotes back to me in a couple of hours, and I don't even
use the online feature.
Their quality is absolutely top-notch, but their pricing can be variable
and sometimes out-of-line on simple stuff. They are quick to sharpen
We've had good results from Sierra Proto Express (www.protoexpress.com,
which jumps to something else) for small quantities (10 boards), 4-layer
stuff. Looks like they'll quote online up to 6-layer, 5/5 spacing. Once I
submitted a quote request for a larger quantity, I think they responded in
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From: Dwight [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Protel EDA Forum' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2002 5:45 PM
Subject: Re: [PEDA] Board Shops with Online Quotes ?
We've had good results from Sierra Proto Express (www.protoexpress.com,
which jumps to something else
No, I cannot.
I had to drop one supplier because they'd have my order
laying around for a few days before processing it. On the
other hand, the one processing the files there would call
me in case he didn't understand something. The new supplier
appears to have a dummy there. I recently forgot
Robison Michael R CNIN wrote:
Hello,
Purchasing is complaining about us buying so many boards
without getting other quotes. I've done business with a
couple other shops, but only for specialty work, like
controlled impedance or an extreme dimension. I don't
want to get quotes from these
Hello,
I have not checked if any of the board shops below have online quotes. A
subscriber of the SI-LIST put these together and I thought the contacts
might be useful.
Personally, I have had only positive experience with MEI, TTM, and Teradyne.
By this I mean that I have no experience with
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