Methods of PCB Processing Explained

• Shearing

  Shearing is a crucial method in PCB processing that involves cutting materials based on the PCB frame. This foundational step ensures professional handling of PCB materials, especially those with linear shapes.

• Punching and Blanking

  Punching and blanking are commonly used techniques in PCBA processing, ideal for shaping locally shaped PCB materials. Precision is key in this method, starting with accurate measurements of material thickness and dimensions to ensure perfect alignment during processing.

• Milling Machine Processing

  Milling machine processing offers flexibility in shaping materials of varying sizes and forms. This method allows for precise adjustments, including corner cutting and curvature modifications, to achieve desired results. CNC milling machines excel in processing complex materials with minimal adjustments, making them convenient for diverse industries.

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