PCB Electronic Assemblies Built in America
For high-quality, low-cost electronic assemblies built in America, come to Green Circuits. Consistency, accuracy and competitive pricing have helped our global clients reduce production time and costs significantly. Manufacturing companies in the US and across the world partner with us to improve their market share.
Need to streamline your production? Looking for built in America quick-turn or prototype services that fit within your budget? Considering PCB rework to save on costs? We’ve got you covered! Our Silicon Valley contract electronic manufacturing services meet wide-ranging product requirements for medical devices, aerospace, semiconductor testing and manufacturing equipment, telecommunications and industrial engineering equipment industries.
Talk to our veteran engineers about your next electronic assembly or box build order. We offer complete PCB design and engineering services that are customized to your needs. This includes warehousing, shipping and complete inventory management.
Our built in America PCBs adhere to the most stringent standards and at unbelievably low prices. Why go half way across the world when your needs can be met right here?
Built in America – PCBs Made and Tested to Your Exact Specifications
Trusted Global Company with ITAR and ISO-9000 Certifications
Since 1988, Green Circuitss built-in-America services have met the needs of well-known manufacturers in a timely and cost-effective manner. We offer a single source for your PCB or EMS requirements with open communications at every stage. Our ITAR and ISO-9000 certifications serve as a full assurance that we will deliver to your exact specifications and to the highest level of quality and accuracy.
Try Green Circuits’ internationally-acclaimed services for competitively priced PCBs and flex circuits built in America.
Request a quote for low-cost PCBs and flex circuits built in America. Call Green Circuits at 408-526-1700 if you have questions. You can also contact our EMS/PCB experts online.
