[chbot] PCB Assembky

[Chris Hellyar]

I'll second Elf...

And even if you don't wind up using them it's worth visiting.  The 
owner, Elf (Alf?) is a most excellent gentleman, in the old fashioned 
meaning of the word.

He's a good friend of a friend of mine who I've met a couple of times at 
New Years parties, many many years ago.  I would call him my friend but 
wouldn't be so presumptuous.

:-)

Cheers, Chris H.



On 18/09/13 17:17, Helmut Walle wrote:
> PCBs, depending on complexity, layers, and quality required: if you 
> are looking for a local shop, Huntsbury Circuits in Christchurch for 
> jobs up to double-sided from memory, but if you have really fine 
> structures check with them first whether they want to do it.
>
> Assembly: Electronics Layout and Fabrication (ELF) have been very good 
> on a number of small projects (half a dozen up to several dozen units) 
> we had to get done over the years. They are on 422 St Asaph St, email 
> used to be elflet at xtra.co.nz  They do SMT (it helps if you have a 
> stencil obviously) and manual soldering, plus whatever QC / testing is 
> required. I've always found their quality excellent.
>
> And then there's Assembly Specialists http://asltd.co.nz/home/ - I 
> don't have any personal experience with them but have heard them being 
> mentioned by others.
>
> And I am neither affiliated with either of them, nor do I have any 
> financial or other business interest in any of them...
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Helmut.
>
> On 18/09/2013 2:43 p.m., Marshland Engineering wrote:
>> Hi chaps
>>
>> I need to make +- 30 small PC boards made and have them either fully 
>> or partially populated. Any idea where I can get this done ?
>>
> [...]
>
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