Evidence before claims
Every capability figure is tied to a source, an evidence level and a review date. Marketing maximums from different product series are never merged into one capability package.
PCB and PCBA factories in mainland China, checked one by one. Find the factory that can actually build your board, read what it can prove, then contact it directly — no agent in between.
ChinaPCB.org is a directory of checked PCB and PCBA factories in China. Before a factory gets a page we check the registered legal entity, the production address and the evidence behind its capability claims. A profile is built around the fields buyers actually compare — layer count, material, surface finish, certification and MOQ — each with an evidence level and a review date. Where something could not be checked, we say so instead of filling the gap. Read the profile, then contact the factory directly. No agent in between, and no request form that goes nowhere: enquiries reach us at info@chinapcb.org.
Every capability figure is tied to a source, an evidence level and a review date. Marketing maximums from different product series are never merged into one capability package.
A group parent, a trading company and a manufacturing subsidiary are three different things. We build a profile around the entity that actually makes the boards.
Company names, certificate numbers, capacities and lead times are only published after they are checked. Unconfirmed fields stay visibly unconfirmed.
A factory that builds multilayer boards well is not automatically an HDI or rigid-flex factory. Start with the process you actually need.
Metal-core boards that use an aluminum base plate to move heat away from components, common in LED lighting and power conversion.
Open the categoryCircuits built on flexible polyimide film that can be bent or folded, used where a rigid board or a cable harness will not fit.
Open the categoryHigh density interconnect boards built with build-up dielectric, laser-drilled microvias and fine lines instead of only mechanically drilled through vias.
Open the categoryBoards built on low-loss RF laminates where dielectric constant, dissipation factor and impedance consistency drive performance.
Open the categoryThree or more copper layers bonded into one board, used where routing density and controlled impedance make double-sided construction impractical.
Open the categoryA board combining rigid sections and flexible sections in one laminated assembly, removing the connectors between the two.
Open the categoryPublic information can confirm that a company exists, that a UL file names a holder, and that a capability was published. It cannot, on its own, prove that a factory owns every production line it advertises. We separate those claims instead of blurring them together.
How to compare PCB factory capability tables without mixing product series, advertised maximums and subcontracted processes into one misleading number.
Read the guideStep-by-step UL verification for PCB buyers: find the E-number, confirm the certificate holder and match the recognised factory address.
Read the guideHow overseas buyers can check a Chinese PCB factory environmental record: permits, discharge registration and hazardous waste handling.
Read the guideWhat to put in a PCB or PCBA request for quotation so that the replies are comparable: stack-up, materials, testing, certification and terms.
Read the guideEvery published profile carries one of four evidence levels and a review date. We check public records such as the business registry and UL files, but a listing is not a guarantee of factory ownership or in-house production.
No. A website statement alone does not prove factory ownership or that manufacturing is performed in-house. We record which steps a factory says it owns and state clearly when that claim has not been independently checked.
Email one technical package to info@chinapcb.org. The RFQ checklist lists the board data, materials, acceptance terms and supplier identity fields that make the replies comparable.
Yes. Send the profile URL, the field and a primary source to info@chinapcb.org; the correction is recorded on the profile together with its review date. The same contact is published on the about page.
Ready to shortlist? Email one technical package to info@chinapcb.org, or start from the RFQ page and the RFQ checklist so every supplier quotes the same board.