MOZPCB exists to shorten the path from design data to reliable boards—on your bench or on your production line. We focus on clear RFQs, honest capability boundaries, and inspection steps you can reference with your own quality team.
What we're about
MOZPCB is a custom PCB fabrication and PCB assembly service provider for hardware teams that need a partner who speaks stackups, BOMs, and test plans—not just price lists. We work best with customers who value documented reviews and predictable communication.
We manufacture rigid, multilayer, HDI, flex, rigid-flex, and metal core boards where the design aligns with process capabilities. On the assembly side, we support SMT, through-hole, and mixed technology builds with AOI, X-ray, and functional test options matched to your risk profile.
Engineers, startups, electronics manufacturers, and purchasing teams use MOZPCB for prototypes, pilot runs, and ongoing small-to-medium volume production. Turnkey programs combine fabrication, sourcing, assembly, and logistics when you want a single accountable interface.
Projects start with file intake and a structured review. We document open questions, propose alternates when supply chains tighten, and align on inspection before build release. Changes flow through revision control so both sides share the same drawing index.
DFM feedback targets manufacturability and test access—not cosmetic edits. Quality steps scale with product risk: consumer pilots may differ from industrial or medical programs, and we configure travelers accordingly after alignment with your team.
We coordinate shipping documentation and packaging for export where required. RFQs are answered within 1 business day, and technical follow-up continues until every open question is resolved.
For PCBA work, review PCB assembly, component sourcing, and quality control before you send a BOM—then use request a quote with the same revision you intend to build.
Production environment
MOZPCB manages PCB fabrication and assembly capacity through qualified production partners, coordinated through one engineering and commercial interface so you are not splitting a single order across multiple vendors. The images below illustrate the SMT and through-hole lines, inspection stations, plating, and controlled material storage standards used across that production network.
Short clips from the SMT line, assembled boards, and the inspection area.
We do not publish certificate badges we cannot back with files. Process standards guide inspection; formal certificates are provided on request during supplier qualification. See how this shows up on real programs in our case studies.
Bare-board acceptability criteria referenced during fabrication inspection and customer quality alignment.
See quality processElectronics assembly acceptability standard used to set solder-joint and workmanship expectations on PCBA jobs.
See quality processQuality-management certificate for supplier qualification packages. Shared on request during onboarding.
Request documentationEnvironmental-management documentation available for customers who require it in vendor approval workflows.
Request documentationUL-related material and marking support when the design and laminate set require it—confirmed per stackup review.
Request documentationRoHS-oriented builds and material declarations coordinated when the RFQ specifies compliance evidence.
Request documentationAnonymized case studies for industrial, HDI, rigid-flex, and turnkey builds.
Industrial electronics
6-layer rigid FR-4 · SMT + through-hole
A controls OEM needed a reliable path from revised Gerbers to assembled controllers—without juggling separate fab and assembly vendors mid-spin.
Read case studyCommunication equipment
HDI 1+N+1 · via-in-pad · controlled impedance
A module team specified a 2+N+2 HDI stackup for a fine-pitch BGA. Engineering review showed a simpler 1+N+1 with staggered microvias could route the escapes.
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Send fabrication and assembly data for a structured quote. We will confirm capability, lead time, and inspection scope before production release.