OrinewPCB · PCB ASSEMBLY SERVICES
Turnkey PCB Assembly Services
One-stop PCB fabrication, component sourcing and assembly for prototypes and production. OrinewPCB coordinates your full turnkey PCB assembly project, with inspection, programming and functional testing defined in the quote.
Share your board files, BOM, quantity and project requirements.
TURNKEY PCBA EXPLAINED
What is turnkey PCB assembly?
Turnkey PCB assembly is a service in which one manufacturing partner coordinates the bare PCBs, BOM component purchasing and board assembly. Full turnkey covers the agreed board and component sourcing; partial turnkey uses selected materials supplied by you.
One project package, one agreed scope. OrinewPCB coordinates fabrication, sourcing, SMT and through-hole assembly from Shenzhen, China. Include your quantity and shipping destination so the team can review the complete build and delivery requirements.
Full turnkey means we source the agreed PCBs and components. Partial turnkey means you supply specified materials. Programming and functional testing are defined separately against your procedure; they are included when agreed in the quote.
CHOOSE YOUR SUPPLY SCOPE
Full turnkey PCB assembly vs. partial turnkey.
The right option depends on which materials you already have and which purchasing tasks you want us to manage. Both options can support prototypes and production builds.
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| Project responsibility | Full turnkey | Partial turnkey |
|---|---|---|
| Bare PCBs | We coordinate fabrication to your approved files. | You supply the PCBs, or ask us to fabricate them. |
| Components | We source the agreed BOM. | You supply specified parts; we source the remaining agreed items. |
| Assembly & inspection | We assemble and inspect to the agreed scope. | We assemble and inspect to the agreed scope. |
| Before the quote | Send fabrication files, BOM and assembly requirements. | Also identify your supplied materials, quantities and arrival dates. |
WHAT THE SERVICE COVERS
From your design package to assembled boards.
PCB Fabrication
Board material, stack-up, surface finish and fabrication details reviewed against your design.
BOM Sourcing
Review manufacturer part numbers, purchasing quantities and availability. Proposed substitutions need your approval.
SMT & Through-Hole
Single-sided, double-sided and mixed assembly planned for the packages and board layout in your project.
Inspection & Testing
Discuss AOI, X-ray, programming and functional testing. Fixtures, firmware and acceptance criteria are confirmed by project.
PLAN YOUR BUILD
A clear workflow before production.
1. File & BOM Review
Share revision-controlled files. We review manufacturability, BOM completeness and component availability.
2. Confirm the Quote
Agree on material responsibilities, substitutions, quantity, schedule and the inspection or test scope.
3. Fabricate & Assemble
Coordinate the approved PCB fabrication, procurement and assembly plan.
4. Inspect & Deliver
Complete agreed inspections and tests, then prepare the finished assemblies for shipment.
QUOTE PREPARATION
What to include in your project package.
- PCB files: Gerber and NC drill files; include stack-up and fabrication notes.
- BOM: reference designators, manufacturer, full part numbers, quantities and do-not-fit items.
- Placement data: pick-and-place/CPL file, board origin, side and rotation; include assembly drawings.
- Build details: order quantity, delivery target, finish, solder requirements and supplied materials.
- Test instructions: firmware, programming procedure, fixture needs and pass/fail criteria.
Keep the BOM, placement data and board files on the same revision. Incomplete files can be reviewed before a final quote.
BOM & BUILD REVIEW
Resolve sourcing questions before production.
Control the Revision
Use the same board revision in Gerber, BOM, placement and assembly files. Mark do-not-fit positions and variant-specific parts clearly.
Approve Material Changes
Identify approved alternatives and parts that must not be changed. Review shortages, minimum purchase quantities and substitutions before committing to procurement.
Plan Samples & Production
Send both the first-build quantity and the next batch quantity. This helps compare setup work, material purchasing and test preparation across the two stages.
ORIGINAL COMPONENTS · AGREED BUILD SCOPE
Know which material decisions need your approval.
OrinewPCB supplies only 100% new, original, genuine electronic components, including the components we source for turnkey PCB assembly. We maintain substantial inventory and work closely with manufacturers and distribution partners to seek competitive material pricing and delivery options. Exact availability, purchasing quantities and lead times are confirmed for your BOM.
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| Decision | Your RFQ input | Confirm before release |
|---|---|---|
| Exact component identity | Manufacturer, full ordering code, package and quantity per board. | Resolve incomplete or conflicting part descriptions before purchasing. |
| Shortages and alternatives | Approved manufacturer list and parts that must not be substituted. | Written approval for any proposed change outside the approved BOM. |
| Material costs | Build quantity, sourcing split and any specified packaging or traceability needs. | MOQ or reel quantities, purchased surplus and any excluded costs. |
| Verification scope | Assembly inspection, firmware and functional-test requirements. | Included checks, preparation, acceptance criteria and required records. |
| Delivery scope | Target arrival date, destination and customer-supplied item dates. | Material readiness, production plan and shipment terms; no generic date assumption. |
See our factory and quality workflow. Our nine-stage PCBA quality workflow and per-board bare-PCB flying-probe testing address different stages of the build. Programming and functional testing are agreed for the product.
CUSTOMER-REPORTED PROJECT EXPERIENCE
Support at the points where a build needs decisions.
These customer feedback summaries describe file review, sample-to-batch coordination and repeat assembly orders. Use the project lessons to prepare your own build request; your sourcing, inspection and test scope will be agreed in the quote.
GERBER REVIEW · MINING-EQUIPMENT PCBA
A clearer design review before production.
Customer need: PCBA assembly for mining equipment.
Reported support: proposed Gerber changes, a visual comparison document and production updates.
Customer outcome: Engineer reports that the finished product met expectations.
Customer feedback dated May 12, 2026.
For your build: include the approved board revision and identify changes that need your design owner’s approval.
SAMPLES TO A BATCH · MATERIAL COORDINATION
From 2 sample boards to 50 sets.
Customer need: an urgent quantity increase, with some key components carrying a four-week lead time.
Reported support: DFM review identified design issues while the team coordinated materials for the larger build.
Customer outcome: Rahul reports that the expanded order was delivered on time.
Customer feedback dated June 24, 2026.
For your build: send both sample and batch quantities, the target date and approved component alternatives.
ASSEMBLY FILES · LAYOUT COMMUNICATION
Keep the conversation moving when files are incomplete.
Customer need: boards for which no pick-and-place file was available.
Reported support: communication and layout checks before the build.
Customer outcome: Matthew Collins reports boards produced to a high standard and excellent communication.
Customer feedback dated June 4, 2026.
For your build: identify the files already available so missing assembly information can be clarified before a final quote.
REPEAT ORDERS · PCB AND SMT ASSEMBLY
Confidence built across repeat orders.
Customer need: repeat PCB and SMT assembly orders with attention to placement quality.
Reported support: PCB quality, SMT placement, quality control and communication with the customer contact.
Customer outcome: Sophie Dupont gives a positive recommendation based on repeated orders.
Customer feedback dated April 8, 2026.
For your build: reference the approved previous build and document BOM, board, variant or test changes for the next order.
Summarized from customer feedback supplied by OrinewPCB. Quantities and delivery experiences are customer-reported; dates, prices and results for a new project are confirmed separately.
COST & SCHEDULE
What determines a turnkey PCBA quote?
PCB specifications, BOM cost and availability, board quantity, assembly complexity and test scope affect both price and delivery. Tooling, programming and test fixtures can add preparation time. Tell us your deadline so the team can check what is practical before you commit.
PROJECT QUESTIONS
Before you send your files.
What is included in full turnkey PCB assembly?
The agreed scope combines PCB fabrication, purchasing the specified BOM and board assembly. Confirm inspection coverage, programming, functional testing, fixtures, packaging and shipping in the quotation. A service name alone does not define every included test or cost.
Can I send components I already purchased?
Yes. List the exact parts and quantities you will supply, their packaging and expected delivery date. The team can review material suitability and any remaining procurement needs.
Will components be replaced without my approval?
Specify your approved alternatives in the BOM. Any proposed change outside those instructions should be reviewed and approved before purchasing or production.
Does a quote include functional testing?
Tell us the required test scope. Functional testing may need your procedure, firmware and a fixture; these requirements should be included in the project quote.
Can you quote a prototype before a production batch?
Yes. Provide the prototype quantity and your expected production quantity so sourcing, assembly and test preparation can be discussed for both stages.
START WITH YOUR REQUIREMENTS
Request your turnkey PCB assembly quote.
Send your files when ready, or describe the support you need in the message field.
- Gerber files, BOM and pick-and-place data
- Quantity and full or partial turnkey scope
- Target delivery date and shipping destination
- Programming, inspection and functional test requirements
For partial turnkey, identify the PCBs and components you will supply. If the uploader does not accept your file, email the project package.
Tell us about your PCBA build.
Include your quantity and whether you need full turnkey support. Files can follow by email if they are not ready.
