Review current ordering availability and prepare a controlled handover if you need another supplier.
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ALLPCB’s website carries a temporary suspension notice while stating that outstanding orders and services will be fulfilled as agreed. Before making a new purchasing decision, separate the status of an existing order from the availability of a new quote.
Work with our team to review your files, resolve engineering questions and agree on sourcing and testing before production.
Explore our assembly services →Confirm current ordering arrangements with your ALLPCB contact before relying on the website’s quotation flow.
Read our ALLPCB review →See how the two suppliers handle the main stages of a PCB project, from preparing your files to delivering the finished assembly.
ALLPCB’s homepage currently states that website operations are temporarily suspended and existing orders will be fulfilled as agreed. Confirm current arrangements with your established contact. This is a website-availability notice, not evidence that all manufacturing has stopped.
| Your project requirements | PCBPitProject review & quotation | ALLPCBOrder continuity & supplier transition |
|---|---|---|
| 01Plan the build | ||
| Starting a project | PCBPitShare your files, quantities and project requirements with the team for review and a tailored quotation. | ALLPCBThe homepage shows a temporary website suspension notice; confirm current arrangements directly. |
| Engineering review | PCBPitDFM, BOM and stack-up review before production, with open technical questions surfaced for approval. | ALLPCBObtain the approved revision and any prior engineering questions for an existing order. |
| Component sourcing | PCBPitTurnkey or consigned assembly. Discuss availability, sourcing constraints and acceptable substitutions with the team. | ALLPCBPublished capabilities include sourcing. Clarify committed purchases, stock ownership and unused parts. |
| 02Make & verify | ||
| PCB & assembly | PCBPitPCB fabrication, component sourcing, SMT and through-hole assembly from prototypes to production. | ALLPCBPublished pages describe PCB fabrication and assembly; current availability needs confirmation. |
| Inspection & testing | PCBPitOptions include visual inspection, AOI, X-ray, SPI, electrical testing, ICT and functional testing, matched to the build. | ALLPCBPublished capabilities list inspection and test options. Retrieve the agreed scope for an existing build. |
| Additional manufacturing | PCBPitCNC machining and 3D printing can be included in the manufacturing conversation. | ALLPCBThe site lists mechanical services, but active quotation availability needs confirmation. |
| 03Cost & delivery | ||
| Price & schedule | PCBPitAn initial response is typically provided within one business day for complete inquiries. Final price and lead time depend on the project. | ALLPCBExisting-order fulfilment is addressed in the notice; do not infer a new delivery promise from old promotions. |
Our fabrication, sourcing and assembly services may suit your project when:
Consider a repeat order previously built through ALLPCB. Before asking a new supplier to make the same board, collect the actual production revision and check whether components or tooling are already committed.
Ask for the status of fabrication, purchased parts and shipment. Avoid duplicating a live order simply because a web interface is unavailable.
Collect Gerbers, BOM, placement files, approved substitutions and test instructions. Preserve any accepted changes made during the previous build.
Tell PCBPit what is already owned, what must be procured and which tests must match. Treat the move as a reviewed production release.
Send the same controlled manufacturing package to each supplier. Match the delivered quantity, parts responsibility and testing before comparing totals.
How to prepare your BOM →Include components, setup, assembly, testing, freight and applicable import costs.
No. The homepage notice concerns website operations and says outstanding orders and services will be fulfilled as agreed. It does not establish the status of an individual production order; ask your established contact.
First confirm whether the earlier order has entered production or committed component purchases. Then decide whether you need a new build, a second source or only a contingency quotation.
Collect the approved production files, BOM, placement data, substitutions, test procedure and any fixture information. An order number or finished-board photograph cannot reproduce the complete manufacturing specification.
No. Promotions can have expired and may exclude important items. Ask for a current quotation against your actual requirements and confirmed ordering arrangements.
Send Gerber and drill files, a BOM with exact manufacturer part numbers, pick-and-place data and assembly drawings. Include quantities, the board revision, test requirements and delivery destination so the quotation covers the build you actually need.
Use the same revision and quantities for each quotation. Include boards, components, setup, assembly, testing, freight and applicable import costs. Separate one-time tooling from recurring costs, and check whether unused parts or fixtures will be returned.
Yes, you can ask PCBPit to review an existing manufacturing package. Supply the original design outputs rather than a screenshot or an old invoice. Confirm stack-up, finish, panelization and approved component substitutions before ordering the new build.
Only when it is part of the agreed scope. Provide firmware, test inputs, expected results and any required fixture. An electrical continuity check or optical inspection does not establish that an assembled product performs its intended function.
Share your quantities, files and testing expectations with PCBPit.