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Stech PCBA

Primary Capability

Multilayer PCB

Three or more conductive layers laminated together, separating power, ground, and signal routing across dedicated planes.

Exploded illustration of a multilayer PCB stack-up, illustrative
Multilayer PCB, illustrative

Overview

Three or more conductive layers laminated together, separating power, ground, and signal routing across dedicated planes.

Why it matters

Dense designs need more routing area than a single board surface can provide, and dedicated ground and power planes improve signal integrity and reduce noise.

Typical Applications

  • Industrial control systems
  • Compute and networking hardware
  • Automotive electronic control units
  • Dense mixed-signal designs

Manufacturing Considerations

  • Layer stack-up sequencing affects impedance control and manufacturability
  • More layers generally mean tighter lamination tolerances
  • Via structures — through, blind, buried — need to be planned alongside the stack-up, not after

Technical Characteristics

Max layer count
120 layers
Min trace / space
2.2 / 2.2 mil
Min hole size
0.1 mm
Standard materials
370HRS1000-2IT180AEM825
Surface finish options
HASL (Hot Air Solder Leveling)ENIG (Electroless Nickel Immersion Gold)Immersion TinOSP (Organic Solderability Preservative)Immersion SilverGold FingerElectroplated Hard GoldSelective OSPENEPIG
Typical turnaround
5–10 working days (samples 5–7)

Exact specifications are confirmed per order — send a spec through Request a Quote for a firm answer. Company-wide process limits are published on the Capabilities page.

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