High-Performance Flexible PCB – Multi-Layer, Ultra-Thin, Reliable for Industrial & Smart Devices
A flexible board is a lightweight, bendable circuit solution made from flexible base materials. It offers electrical connections in compact spaces and can adapt to curved or dynamic structures.
FLEXIBLE PCB TECHNOLOGY
Flexible PCBs (Flexible Printed Circuit Boards) use flexible base materials to allow bending, folding, and dynamic movement, making them ideal for compact and lightweight electronic devices. They are widely applied in communications, medical equipment, smart home products, industrial control, and other high-demand fields.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| Layer Count | Single-sided, double-sided, and multilayer up to 6 layers |
|---|---|
| Minimum Line Width and Spacing | Down to 25μm / 25μm (single-sided), 40μm / 40μm (double-sided) |
| Copper Thickness | 18μm to 70μm |
| Maximum Panel Size | 600mm × 450mm |
| Surface Finishes | ENIG, Electrolytic Gold Plating, OSP |
| Minimum Laser Drilled Hole Size | 0.10mm to 0.057mm |
| Board Thickness | 0.05mm to 0.8mm |
| EMI Shielding | Available with silver paste covered by yellow ink |
| Material Options | Polyester, Polyamide, PET, PEN |
| Outline Processing | Laser cutting, punching, routing |
| Solder Mask & Resin Plugged Vias | Compliant with IPC4761 Type VI standards |
Our flexible PCBs ensure excellent electrical performance, high reliability, and durability even in complex, tight spaces and dynamic environments. With strict quality control and advanced inspection technologies, we deliver consistent, high-quality flexible circuits to support your product innovation.
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