PCB Finishes

To achieve the very best printed circuit board assembly wetting performance, we need to match the most appropriate solderable finish to your application and assembly process.

Providing You With The Best PCB Board Finishes

In order to satisfy every combination of assembly profile, material use and application requirement, we offer the following comprehensive range of solderable finishes as in-house processes:

  • Traditional lead based HASL (military & life critical applications predominantly)
  • Lead-free HASL
  • Immersion Tin (Sn)
  • Immersion Silver (Ag)
  • Immersion Gold over Nickel (ENIG)
  • Electrolytic  Gold over Nickel (ENEG)
  • Gold over Palladium
  • OSP (Organic Solderability Preservative)

We are happy to advise you on the most suitable finish based on a number of factors including shelf life, handing considerations, surface topography, assembly open windows between processes and obviously cost.

 

Colours & Finishes To Make Your PCB Board Stand Out

Momentum also offer a wide range of solder resist colours and finishes (gloss or matte)to suit your design requirements.

Whilst the vast majority of printed circuit boards are manufactured in industry-standard green, we also offer red, blue, yellow, clear and brilliant white and black resists that are extensively used in the manufacture of LED-based lighting applications to either reflect or suppress peripheral light.

All of the above colours are offered without a cost premium and the inks utilised have been standardised to offer the highest levels of colour fastness and resistance to fade and/or discolouration when processed.

We are happy to advise you on the best use of materials and finish as part of our service. Momentum Circuits, your trust printed circuit board manufacturers and suppliers.

 

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Momentum Circuits are printed circuit board manufacturers in the UK with a team that has over 50 years of direct industry engineering experience in design, PCB manufacture and the total assembly process, from PCB prototypes right through to volume assembly.