SOME COMPONENTS NEED MORE THAN A SURFACE CONNECTION. YOUR MANUFACTURING RELATIONSHIP DOES, TOO.

Through-hole assembly continues to play an important role in electronic products requiring specific mechanical, electrical, or application characteristics.

For many industrial OEMs, through-hole components are part of products designed for demanding operating environments and long service lives.

Aurora Boardworks supports through-hole PCB assembly requirements with attention to manufacturing quality, consistency, and the needs of each application.

THE RIGHT PROCESS FOR THE RIGHT APPLICATION

THE GOAL ISN'T TO USE THE NEWEST ASSEMBLY METHOD. IT'S TO USE THE RIGHT ONE.

Different components and products require different manufacturing approaches.

Through-hole assembly may be appropriate for components that need additional mechanical support, specific connection characteristics, or other application-driven considerations.

Many modern assemblies combine through-hole and surface mount components.

The important question is how those manufacturing decisions support the product’s performance, reliability, and production requirements.

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Capabilities You Can Count On

  • Single-sided and double-sided PCB assemblies

  • Multilayer boards

  • Mixed-technology assembly

  • Inspection and testing

  • Relevant IPC workmanship requirements

  • Cost effective assembly technique

  • Electrical and environmental testing

  • Assembled, inspected, and tested to MIL-STD and IPC specifications

YOUR PRODUCT HAS SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS. YOUR MANUFACTURING PARTNER SHOULD UNDERSTAND THEM.

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The Right Technology for the Application

Surface mount and through-hole technologies can complement each other in designs that need both compact layouts and mechanical durability.

SMT components save board space, while through-hole mounting provides strong attachment for connectors, switches, and ports subjected to repeated insertion, removal, or other mechanical stress. This added support can be valuable in demanding operating environments where vibration and physical loads are a concern.

A design for manufacturing (DFM) review can help identify appropriate mounting methods for your product’s mechanical demands, operating conditions, and production requirements.

DON'T JUST TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT.

Predictability and quality are easy to promise.

What matters is how a manufacturing partner performs over time.

  • Aurora Boardworks supplies the circuit boards for one of our most sensitive instruments. We have found the boards repeatable, reliable, durable, and perfect for our applications. Their on-time deliveries have been a credit to our business.

    –E. Jesse (VP Sales)

  • We’ve been working with Aurora Boardworks for many years. They’ve improved their on-time delivery in the past year. They have years of a proven track record for the excellent quality provided on PCB assembly.

    –Dao Tran (Senior Buyer)

  • Hardy Process Solutions has been partnered with Aurora Boardworks since late 2020. We appreciate the excellent customer service and high attention to quality. Together we overcame component shortage challenges and a fluctuating market. Hardy greatly appreciates ABW’s flexibility and effort to meet our manufacturing needs. Thank you for all you do!

    –Emily S. Schnarr (Director of Operations)

  • The Aurora Boardworks team consistently goes above and beyond to support continuity of supply for business-critical components for ABB builds. Throughout challenges, they remain consistently excellent in their responses, communication, and problem solving. I highly recommend Aurora Boardworks as a key partner for PCBA supply.

    –Janna Squires, ABB (Buyer – EMS)

WHAT COULD YOUR TEAM ACCOMPLISH IF YOUR PCB ASSEMBLY SUPPLIER STOPPED BEING A DAILY CONCERN?

Maybe your current supplier is doing a great job.

Maybe you’re exploring a second source.

Or maybe your team has become so accustomed to expediting, adjusting schedules, and working around supplier problems that nobody questions the cost anymore.

The question isn’t whether another manufacturer can promise better service. It’s whether your team has accepted problems that shouldn’t be part of manufacturing in the first place.

No assumption that Aurora is the right fit. Just an opportunity to find out.

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