Assembly depends on parts availablilty and scheduling. If the parts are on
hand, it could be a few days, if not, a few weeks.  More money per board can
improve the scheduling.  Parts are still parts. (Where have I heard that
before?)
SFM


> Think he was talking about finished assembly from order to shipping.
> DC

>
> Did I get it wrong? Are you asking for PCB- Fabrication?
> You should be able to get the blank PCB also in 4 days.
>
> Siggi
>
>
> 4 weeks turn for med. complex 4-6 multi layer board is about right. Most
of
> them we get in 3 but we say 4 to be on the safe side. We order 15
different
> assemblies a month like this.
> Dave C.

> Not at all.
> If it is not the first work order and all formats ... are fixed, and
> material is avaible, you should be able to change week at least to days.
>
> Siggi

>
> Hi Technet,
>
> My question for today is about logistics, and I apologize for those who
> think that's not technical enough ;->
>
> What do you consider a normal leadtime for a small batch of
> average-technology boards (let's say 100 boards with 400 parts each) to
> be processed through SMT, through-hole assembly and flying probe testing
> ?
> Where I work this takes 4 weeks as a standard (a little faster when
> it's really urgent) starting from the moment the workorder is released
> to production. I'm wondering how this compares to others that are doing
> subcontracting-work. Do you consider the 4 weeks competative ?
>
> Daan Terstegge
> Thales Communications
> Unclassified mail
> Personal Website: http://www.smtinfo.net
>

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