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PCB fabrication, assembly and precision parts, connected by a practical engineering conversation.

PCBPit works with hardware teams on the electronic and mechanical parts of a product. Our services bring together PCB fabrication, assembly, component sourcing, CNC machining and additive manufacturing.
Based in Shenzhen, we help turn the application behind a drawing into a defined manufacturing scope. That includes asking about the constraints a file cannot describe: how a part will be used, what must be tested and which decisions are still open.
Whether the project is a first prototype or a repeat order, we focus on making the important requirements clear before time and material are committed.
Explore the service that fits your project, or bring related parts into the same discussion.
Prototype and production boards across common materials, layer counts and application requirements.
Component sourcing, SMT, THT, inspection and testing with practical engineering review before the build.
Explore capability →Precision metal and plastic parts for prototypes, fixtures, enclosures and production assemblies.
Explore capability →Fast functional prototypes and low-volume parts with process and material guidance.
Explore capability →A manufacturing quote needs more than a price. It should give you a shared understanding of what will be made, what will be checked and what needs approval before work starts.
We make room for those conversations, including component availability, stack-ups, critical dimensions and the test evidence your project needs.
Send the files, quantities, target date and the application behind the part.
We check feasibility and clarify the decisions that affect cost, lead time and reliability.
You receive a practical quotation and a clear production plan before the build begins.
We support inspection, delivery and the lessons that make the next production run easier.
Tell us what the product needs to do, not only how many pieces you need. For a PCB assembly, include component ownership and testing. For a machined part, identify the critical fits. For a printed prototype, explain what you are trying to validate.
When a requirement is still being decided, say so. Separating confirmed requirements from open questions helps the team review the project and gives you a clearer path to the next revision.

PCBPit supports PCB fabrication and assembly, component sourcing, CNC machining and 3D printing. Explore the relevant service page and share your application so the team can review the actual scope.
PCBPit’s published contact address is in Baoan District, Shenzhen, China. The contact page provides the address and direct enquiry channels for discussing your project.
Our services support hardware teams working on prototypes, low-volume builds and repeat production. Describe your stage of development, quantities and technical requirements when making an enquiry.
Review takes place before the agreed production work begins. It helps clarify manufacturability, BOM questions, sourcing, mechanical interfaces and inspection requirements so you can approve an informed scope.
Yes. Explain what is complete and which decisions are still open. The team can review the information available, but accurate pricing and scheduling depend on a sufficiently defined manufacturing package.
Send a clearly identified new revision and describe what has changed. Include updates to board files, drawings, components, firmware and testing so the quotation and production package refer to the same design.
PCB assembly, CNC machining and 3D printing are part of the published service offering. Share the relevant drawings and interfaces together so requirements can be discussed as one project.
Use the project enquiry form or email sales@pcbpit.com. Include the application, quantities, manufacturing process and target date. Attach your project files to the form so the team can review your requirements.
Share your files, quantities and project requirements with the PCBPit team.