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1. Talk about the two documents that customers must provide when requesting a PCBSMT patch quotation. Regarding this issue, let the PCBSMT patch factory provide a detailed explanation. Let’s take a closer look!
2. Some customers are unclear about the type of information needed for a quotation. Often, customers provide information that is not relevant to SMT processing, such as general plans and pictures. These non-professional inputs not only lead to incomplete quotes but also consume a lot of time. If a customer needs a quote quickly, time is wasted during the information gathering process. Therefore, customers need to provide two key documents when requesting a price.
3. The required information for PCBSMT patch processing includes: Gerber files (the production materials of the PCB board) and BOM (Bill of Materials). The BOM should be as clear and detailed as possible, specifying the brand, specifications, size, quantity, type, and other relevant details of each component.
4. PCB (Gerber) materials may be interpreted differently by electronic engineers and electronic designers.
1. Talk about the two documents that customers must provide when requesting a PCBSMT patch quotation. Regarding this issue, let the PCBSMT patch factory provide a detailed explanation. Let’s take a closer look!
2. Some customers are unclear about the type of information needed for a quotation. Often, customers provide information that is not relevant to SMT processing, such as general plans and pictures. These non-professional inputs not only lead to incomplete quotes but also consume a lot of time. If a customer needs a quote quickly, time is wasted during the information gathering process. Therefore, customers need to provide two key documents when requesting a price.
3. The required information for PCBSMT patch processing includes: Gerber files (the production materials of the PCB board) and BOM (Bill of Materials). The BOM should be as clear and detailed as possible, specifying the brand, specifications, size, quantity, type, and other relevant details of each component.
4. PCB (Gerber) materials may be interpreted differently by electronic engineers and electronic designers.
