Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) are found in nearly every electronic device—and with demand for electronics continuing to rise, PCBs are everywhere. But what happens when those PCBs become obsolete, go unused, or are left over from discontinued product lines? Is PCB recycling even possible? At ACME PCB Assembly, we’re not only experts in fabrication and assembly—we also offer solutions that can give unused PCBs a second life, reducing waste and supporting sustainability. What Is a

ACME PCB assembly is working to meet the growing demand for tabletop “box builds” we have a dedicated team for each department, including covering the purchasing, electronics engineering, contract manufacturing services, and testing.  Our team will support all your electro-mechanical projects from the initial stages of design conception and prototyping through volume production. ACME PCB assembly provides cost-effective turnkey manufacturing solutions to meet your specific project requirements and timeline. This results in a full turnkey solution to meet your business’s

Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) are at the heart of nearly every electronic device we use today—from smartphones and medical monitors to aerospace controls and industrial machines. Choosing the right PCB for your specific application isn’t just about picking the cheapest option—it’s about ensuring your product functions reliably, efficiently, and safely. So how do you know which type of PCB is right for your needs? Let’s walk through the key factors to consider when selecting a

In the world of medical device manufacturing, few components are as essential as Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs). These small but powerful platforms are the backbone of modern medical technology, ensuring that devices perform accurately, safely, and reliably—especially in life-saving situations. Today’s medical devices, from pacemakers and defibrillators to wearable monitors and diagnostic equipment, rely on compact, high-performance PCB fabrication to function at their best. But what exactly makes PCBs so critical to this industry? Compactness

What’s the Difference and When Do You Need Both? When it comes to producing electronic devices, PCB assembly and box build are two essential processes that play different but complementary roles in bringing products to life. While many people are familiar with PCB assembly — where components are mounted on a printed circuit board — box build assembly takes it a step further by creating the finished product that’s ready for market. If you’re wondering