PCB + PCBA design and manufacturing

From your requirements to PCB and PCBA delivery.

Tell us what your board needs to do. We coordinate factory engineering and supply partners to develop the design, prepare a quotation and deliver the agreed boards.

Concept visuals, not factory or inspection evidence.

Workshop context

Workshop perspectives.

Documentary reference: these source photographs show SMT equipment, PCB process work, and final assembly context. They do not establish Zmont ownership, current operation, capacity, or certification.

  1. Requirements to design

    From brief to board

    Start with clear functions and specifications. We coordinate factory engineering teams for design and quotation; a complete BOM is not required.

  2. Design and sourcing

    DFM and BOM review

    Review design for manufacturing (DFM), the bill of materials (BOM), and component options before a build.

  3. Build validation

    Prototype and NPI

    Plan early builds for new product introduction (NPI) and review open questions before production.

  4. Controlled handoffs

    Production and delivery

    Plan the build and delivery handoffs around the requirements confirmed for the project.

A reviewable service path

Each step turns the available material into a clearer decision point.

  1. Starting material

    Share what you have

    Bring the use case, project stage, target volume, and the material already available.

    Source product photograph; not factory or inspection evidence.
  2. Engineering review

    Develop the design

    Coordinate factory engineering work, design outputs and quotation around your requirements.

    Concept visual for engineering review; not factory or inspection evidence.
  3. Build decision

    Quote and validate

    Align the quote and early validation work before the next commitment.

    Concept visual for build validation; not inspection evidence.
  4. Project handoffs

    Plan production and delivery

    Carry confirmed requirements into production and delivery handoffs.

    Documentary workshop reference; does not establish Zmont ownership, current operation, capacity, or delivery.
Source product photograph; not factory or inspection evidence.

Quality records to review

The records and their scope are defined and verified for each project.

Source photograph of a round power control board used to illustrate quality record categories
Source product photograph; not factory or inspection evidence. Confirm the record type and coverage before relying on it for a project.
  1. Incoming material

    Receipt and material checks can be defined for the project.

  2. Process inspection

    Process inspection records can follow the agreed build plan.

  3. Functional or programmed test

    Test records apply where the project defines that work.

  4. Lot and production traceability

    Traceability records can follow the agreed production handoffs.

Start with what you have

Let’s discuss your next build.

Clear requirements or an existing design. Tell us the functions, specifications and quantities you need.

Discuss your board project