1| considering the deformation caused by uneven weight distribution of goods, lateral impulse caused by stacking machine or forklift operation, seismic intensity fortification;2| between the goods | between the goods and shelves and between the goods and the fire extinguishing pipeline, leave a safe
Jul 30, 2025
1
Using shelves to display goods than to set up stalls to make full use of the business space, the goods arranged in good order, so that customers at a glance, the shelf factory goods information quickly passed to customers, through the emotional display of goods, stimulate and strengthen the determin
Jul 30, 2025
1
Single-sided copper-clad PCBs are the simplest and most cost-effective type of printed circuit board, featuring a single layer of conductive copper on one side of an insulating substrate. This design is ideal for low-complexity electronic devices where component density is low and signal routing is
Jul 29, 2025
1
Double-sided copper-clad PCBs are versatile circuit boards with conductive copper layers on both sides of an insulating substrate, connected by plated-through holes (PTHs) to enable interlayer electrical connections. This design offers a balance between complexity, cost, and functionality, making it
Jul 29, 2025
1
Multilayer stack-up PCBs are advanced circuit boards consisting of three or more conductive layers separated by insulating substrates, offering enhanced functionality and density for complex electronic devices. The stack-up design—the arrangement of these layers—directly impacts signal integrity, po
Jul 29, 2025
1
High-temperature lead-free soldering is essential for rigid PCBs in harsh environments (automotive, aerospace), where operating temperatures exceed 125°C. This process uses lead-free alloys like SAC305 (Sn-3Ag-0.5Cu) or SAC-Q (Sn-3.8Ag-0.7Cu with additives), which withstand higher temperatures than
Jul 28, 2025
1
Standardized size design for rigid circuit boards ensures compatibility with manufacturing processes, assembly lines, and end-use devices, reducing costs and improving interchangeability. Key standards, such as IPC-2221 and IPC-2222, define size parameters based on application—consumer electronics,
Jul 28, 2025
1
Large-size splicing technology enables the fabrication of rigid printed boards larger than standard panel sizes (typically >600×800 mm), used in applications like industrial control panels, automotive dashboards, and large displays. This technology combines multiple smaller rigid PCBs into a single
Jul 28, 2025
1
Medium and small batch production of rigid-flex PCBs (typically 100-5,000 units) requires a balance between efficiency, flexibility, and cost control, leveraging specialized processes to adapt to varying order sizes while maintaining consistency. These processes differ from mass production by priori
Jul 25, 2025
1
The market demand for rigid-flex PCBs is projected to grow significantly over the next decade, driven by advancements in electronics miniaturization, increasing adoption in emerging industries, and the need for durable, space-efficient circuit solutions. Several key factors contribute to this positi
Jul 25, 2025
1
Rigid-flex PCBs play a critical role in automotive autonomous driving systems, offering unique advantages in terms of space efficiency, durability, and reliability that are essential for the complex electronics powering self-driving technology. Their ability to combine rigid sections for component m
Jul 25, 2025
1
Rigid printed boards are integral to transportation equipment control systems, providing reliable electrical connectivity and signal processing in automotive, aerospace, railway, and marine applications. Their durability, high-temperature tolerance, and ability to integrate complex circuits make the
Jul 24, 2025
1
Manufacturing large-size rigid printed circuit boards (PCBs)—typically exceeding 500mm x 600mm—presents unique challenges related to material handling, dimensional stability, and process control, demanding specialized equipment and expertise. One primary challenge is maintaining flatness during fabr
Jul 24, 2025
1
The standardized design process for rigid circuit boards ensures consistency, manufacturability, and reliability across industries, following a structured workflow from concept to production. This process begins with requirements gathering, where engineers define electrical specifications (e.g., vol
Jul 24, 2025
1
The tin plating surface treatment process is widely used in rigid boards, particularly rigid PCBs, to protect copper conductors, ensure solderability, and provide a corrosion-resistant finish. This process involves depositing a thin layer of tin (or tin-lead alloys, though lead-free alternatives are
Jul 23, 2025
1