Altimex provides consigned PCB assembly services for UK businesses that prefer to supply their own components, printed circuit boards or selected materials. We support surface mount, through-hole and mixed technology assemblies, with production planned around the board design, supplied parts, required volumes and testing requirements. Our experienced engineers and assembly technicians follow controlled production processes, supported by automated equipment and detailed quality inspections. This helps maintain component traceability, assembly accuracy and consistent workmanship across every build. All assemblies are completed in line with recognised industry standards, including IPC-A-610 and IPC-J-STD-001.
Consigned PCB assembly is a manufacturing service where the customer supplies some or all of the printed circuit boards, electronic components and materials required for production. The assembly partner then manages component placement, soldering, inspection and testing based on the agreed build specifications.
Altimex has more than 30 years of experience in PCB assembly and bespoke electronic manufacturing. From its Cheshire facility, the team produces surface mount, through-hole and mixed technology assemblies for sectors including aerospace, automotive, telecommunications, defence and maritime. Each project follows controlled assembly, inspection and testing procedures to maintain accuracy, traceability and consistent build quality.
Altimex combines surface mount and through-hole assembly processes to manufacture PCB assemblies containing a wide range of component types. Each stage is planned around the board layout, component requirements and expected production volume, supporting accurate assembly from prototypes through to repeat production.
Altimex uses automated surface mount assembly equipment for the accurate placement of compact and fine-pitch components. Controlled solder paste application, component placement and reflow soldering support consistent results across prototypes, low-volume batches and repeat production.
Through-hole components are inserted and soldered using controlled manual or automated processes. This method is suited to connectors, transformers, larger components and parts that require strong mechanical connections or additional support.
Surface mount and through-hole components are assembled on the same PCB using a planned production sequence. Our engineers review component placement, soldering requirements and thermal considerations to reduce manufacturing risks and maintain consistent assembly quality.
Mixed technology PCB assemblies are inspected throughout production using visual checks, automated inspection and testing options based on the project requirements. Work is completed in line with IPC-A-610 and IPC-J-STD-001 standards.
Altimex supports consigned PCB assembly using customer-supplied surface mount, through-hole and mixed technology components. Supplied parts are checked against the bill of materials, quantity requirements and assembly documentation before production begins.
Our team identifies missing components, quantity discrepancies or specification concerns at an early stage and raises them for review. Where agreed, Altimex can source selected shortages or approved alternatives to help prevent delays. Components are verified and recorded before assembly to support traceability, accurate production and consistent build quality.
Altimex provides consigned PCB assembly for businesses supplying their own boards, components or materials. We support surface mount, through-hole and mixed technology builds, with inspection, testing and optional sourcing for missing parts.
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Altimex follows a controlled consigned PCB assembly process to maintain accuracy, traceability and consistent build quality. Each project is reviewed by experienced engineers, with production planned around the supplied boards, components, assembly data, required quantities and testing specification.
Electronics manufacturing for applications where quality, reliability and consistent performance matter.
Consigned PCB assembly is used when a business supplies some or all printed circuit boards, components or materials and requires an experienced manufacturing partner to complete assembly, soldering, inspection and testing. This approach gives customers greater control over approved parts, existing stock and procurement.
Common uses include repeat production, specialist electronic builds, legacy products, regulated projects and assemblies containing customer-approved or hard-to-source components. Altimex supports consigned projects across industrial, medical, automotive, aerospace, communications and defence sectors, using controlled production and quality checks to maintain consistency and traceability.
Consigned PCB assembly is a service where the customer supplies some or all of the printed circuit boards, electronic components or materials. Altimex then manages assembly, soldering, inspection and testing.
Customers can provide bare printed circuit boards, surface mount components, through-hole components or selected specialist parts. Supplied materials are reviewed against the bill of materials before production begins.
Yes. Where agreed, Altimex can source component shortages or suitable alternatives. Any replacement parts are submitted for approval before being used in production.
Customer-supplied components are checked against the bill of materials, required quantities and assembly documentation. Any shortages, discrepancies or specification concerns are raised before assembly starts.
Altimex supports surface mount, through-hole and mixed technology PCB assembly. The production method is selected based on the board design, component types and build requirements.
Consigned PCB assembly can be used for prototypes, low-volume orders and repeat production. Project requirements, component availability and timescales are reviewed before a production plan is agreed.
Yes. Completed assemblies can undergo visual inspection, automated inspection and agreed testing procedures. The testing process is planned around the PCB design and project specification.
Supplied components, production records and inspection results are documented throughout the assembly process. This creates a clear record of the materials used within each build.
Consigned PCB assembly is used across industrial, medical, automotive, aerospace, communications, defence and maritime sectors. It is suitable for projects requiring customer-approved, specialist or hard-to-source components.