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Stech PCBA

About Stech PCBA

A precision manufacturing company that happens to work at the scale of electronics.

For 25+ years, Stech PCBA has manufactured circuit boards across 18 technologies — built to a specification, not a guess.

Who We Are

Introduction

Stech PCBA manufactures printed circuit boards for engineering and procurement teams who need a partner across the full range — from standard boards through high-complexity builds — rather than a different vendor for every board type.

The company has operated for 25+ years, with quality systems audited under ISO 9001, IATF 16949 and IPC Class 2/3. Boards are fabricated at our own manufacturing facility, with US offices in Dallas and Pflugerville, TX for local support — full contact details here.

How We Think

Engineering philosophy

Design Review and DFM Analysis are the first two stages of the manufacturing process, not an afterthought bolted on when a board fails. A file that looks correct on screen still has to survive lamination, drilling and etch — catching a manufacturability issue before fabrication starts is cheaper for everyone than catching it after.

That review applies the same way whether the board is a five-piece prototype or a production order — the sequence doesn't change based on quantity.

How We Build

Manufacturing philosophy

Every board moves through the same eight-stage sequence — design review, DFM analysis, material preparation, fabrication, inspection, testing, quality verification, and packaging — regardless of order size. Consistency in the process is what makes a 5-piece prototype run and a production order comparable in reliability, not just in the design file they came from.

18 board technologies live under one roof, from standard boards to high-complexity builds, so a design that needs to move from prototype to a more advanced construction doesn't need to change manufacturers mid-project.

How We Verify

Quality mindset

Quality is checked at multiple points in the process, not once at the end. Automated optical inspection, electrical testing and a final quality verification step each catch a different category of problem — pattern defects, connectivity faults, and spec deviations respectively.

That process runs under quality management systems audited to ISO 9001, IATF 16949 and IPC Class 2/3 — external, auditable standards rather than an internal-only checklist.

Inside the Facility

Built around a controlled process, not a black box.

Illustrative images of each process area — not photographs of Stech's own facility. Facility photography is on the way.

Electronics production line with operators, illustrative — not Stech's facility
Fabrication Line
Operator at an automated optical inspection machine, illustrative — not Stech's facility
Automated Inspection
Automated plating line with process tanks, illustrative — not Stech's facility
Plating & Surface Finish
Probing a circuit board with a multimeter, illustrative — not Stech's facility
Electrical Test

What Guides the Work

Principles, not a slogan

Four things that are actually true about how boards get built here — not a generic values list.

Specification-first

Every board is built to a documented specification, not interpreted from a rough sketch.

Manufacturability before fabrication

Design Review and DFM Analysis happen before a board is built — not as a post-mortem when one fails.

Accountable quality

Quality systems audited under ISO 9001, IATF 16949 and IPC Class 2/3 — external standards, not self-graded ones.

One process, every order size

The same eight-stage sequence runs for a five-piece prototype and a full production order.

Have a board that needs a manufacturer?

Send specs and quantities — engineering reviews it and follows up directly.