Can anyone tell me, who are the currently preferred "economy" PCB manufacturers operating online with worldwide postal delivery? Basic doubled sided. Less than 100 x 100mm in size. Small runs: 10-25 pcs. No overlay or mask. Cheap but nice. Thanks, Klaus
Best small run PCB manufacturer
Started by ●January 11, 2012
Reply by ●January 12, 20122012-01-12
Klaus Jensen wrote:> Can anyone tell me, who are the currently preferred "economy" PCB > manufacturers operating online with worldwide postal delivery? > > Basic doubled sided. Less than 100 x 100mm in size. > > Small runs: 10-25 pcs. > > No overlay or mask. Cheap but nice.I've heard good things about Olimex though I've not been a customer: http://www.olimex.com/pcb/ --Winston
Reply by ●January 12, 20122012-01-12
"Klaus Jensen" <klausjensen@nutradyne.com> wrote in message news:4f0e57bd.147062@news.tpg.com.au...> Can anyone tell me, who are the currently preferred "economy" PCB > manufacturers operating online with worldwide postal delivery? > > Basic doubled sided. Less than 100 x 100mm in size. > > Small runs: 10-25 pcs. > > No overlay or mask. Cheap but nice. > > Thanks, > > Klauspcbcart.com Used by myself and others here. No problems, quality & service is good. Communications is good.
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"Dennis" <jon.dough@ithemorgue.com> wrote in message news:fdadnWdPIIe18pPSnZ2dnUVZ_vydnZ2d@westnet.com.au...> > "Klaus Jensen" <klausjensen@nutradyne.com> wrote in message > news:4f0e57bd.147062@news.tpg.com.au... >> Can anyone tell me, who are the currently preferred "economy" PCB >> manufacturers operating online with worldwide postal delivery? >> >> Basic doubled sided. Less than 100 x 100mm in size. >> >> Small runs: 10-25 pcs. >> >> No overlay or mask. Cheap but nice. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Klaus > > pcbcart.com > > Used by myself and others here. No problems, quality & service is good. > Communications is good. > >pcbcart.com I have bought thousands of boards from them with no problem. 12 day delivery standard, overlay and mask no charge.
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"Klaus Jensen" wrote in message news:4f0e57bd.147062@news.tpg.com.au...> Can anyone tell me, who are the currently preferred "economy" PCB > manufacturers operating online with worldwide postal delivery?> Basic doubled sided. Less than 100 x 100mm in size.> Small runs: 10-25 pcs.> No overlay or mask. Cheap but nice.I have previously ordered from pcbcart and PCBfabExpress. But I am now = using=20 www.eintervconnect.com. They were originally zoompcb.com. They have=20 reasonable prices and very good communication. Plus they are a US=20 manufacturer (Chicago) with their own fab so I don't mind paying a = little=20 bit more. Don't worry - I don't get kickbacks! Paul=20
Reply by ●January 12, 20122012-01-12
On 1/12/2012 9:21 AM, P E Schoen wrote:> "Klaus Jensen" wrote in message news:4f0e57bd.147062@news.tpg.com.au... > >> Can anyone tell me, who are the currently preferred "economy" PCB >> manufacturers operating online with worldwide postal delivery? > >> Basic doubled sided. Less than 100 x 100mm in size. > >> Small runs: 10-25 pcs. > >> No overlay or mask. Cheap but nice. > > I have previously ordered from pcbcart and PCBfabExpress. But I am now > using www.eintervconnect.com. They were originally zoompcb.com. They > have reasonable prices and very good communication. Plus they are a US > manufacturer (Chicago) with their own fab so I don't mind paying a > little bit more. > > Don't worry - I don't get kickbacks! > > Paul>>www.eintervconnect.com does not work.
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"hamilton" wrote in message news:jen23r$mpc$1@dont-email.me...> does not work.Sorry. http://www.eiconnect.com/default.aspx and their old URL www.zoompcb.com redirects there. Paul=20
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"Rick" <rike22@bellsouth.net> wrote in message news:jemlga$dio$1@news.albasani.net...> > "Dennis" <jon.dough@ithemorgue.com> wrote in message > news:fdadnWdPIIe18pPSnZ2dnUVZ_vydnZ2d@westnet.com.au... >> >> "Klaus Jensen" <klausjensen@nutradyne.com> wrote in message >> news:4f0e57bd.147062@news.tpg.com.au... >>> Can anyone tell me, who are the currently preferred "economy" PCB >>> manufacturers operating online with worldwide postal delivery? >>> >>> Basic doubled sided. Less than 100 x 100mm in size. >>> >>> Small runs: 10-25 pcs. >>> >>> No overlay or mask. Cheap but nice. >>> >>> Thanks, >>> >>> Klaus >> >> pcbcart.com >> >> Used by myself and others here. No problems, quality & service is good. >> Communications is good. >> >> > pcbcart.com I have bought thousands of boards from them with no problem. > 12 day delivery standard, overlay and mask no charge. >Same here. Word of advice.... forget 'No solder mask' and 'no overlay'. You'll only save a few pennies. I used to use pcbexpress in the USA for small runs ( without mask/overlay cos it was cheaper) then I found pcbcart.... They have on-line price calculator and shipping calculator so you will know exactly the cost, less Duty,Vat,Customs Clearance in your country.....
Reply by ●January 12, 20122012-01-12
On 12/01/2012 05:20, Winston wrote:> Klaus Jensen wrote: >> Can anyone tell me, who are the currently preferred "economy" PCB >> manufacturers operating online with worldwide postal delivery? >> >> Basic doubled sided. Less than 100 x 100mm in size. >> >> Small runs: 10-25 pcs. >> >> No overlay or mask. Cheap but nice. > > I've heard good things about Olimex though > I've not been a customer: > http://www.olimex.com/pcb/ > > --WinstonI've used Olimex a few times, albeit not for a couple of years. They were very good value and quality. Cheers -- Syd
Reply by ●January 12, 20122012-01-12
responding to http://www.electrondepot.com/electrodesign/best-small-run-pcb-manufacturer-619528-.htm DA wrote: Winston wrote:> I've heard good things about Olimex though > I've not been a customer: > http://www.olimex.com/pcb/> --WinstonI've used Olimex before and they were very good at actually getting me through the process 'cause I did not have much experience in ordering PCBs. They took just the Eagle file and basically processed it internally and produced the boards. I think at the time I could have saved something like $10 (on 10 very small boards) by going through Open PCB or BatchPCB or other similar services but I would have to make sure I've done all the layers Gerber files and the drill file correctly and it was not worth the trouble for me. They've done a very good job overall, so I can defintiely recommend them. ------------------------------------- /_/ ((@v@)) ():::() VV-VV
