Capabilities
Listed by discipline. Where something is subcontracted rather than done on our own bench, we say so.
Smallest engagement
Not every project starts with a whole product. We take single-sided PCB design as standalone work — you bring the requirement, we hand back a board.
Single-sided is a cost decision rather than a compromise. Where a product does not need the density, one copper layer is cheaper to fabricate, faster to turn, and simpler to assemble — and the saving lands in every unit, not just the prototype.
It is also the least committing way to find out whether you want to work with us. A board is a small thing to be wrong about, and a cheap way to see how we handle being told we got it wrong.
Which matters more than a tool choice usually does. KiCad is open source, so what you receive is editable source rather than an export you can only read — no seat to buy, no licence to keep paying for, and no dependence on us to change a footprint later.
Elsewhere on this site we say the design is yours to take wherever you like. A file format nobody can open without a subscription would have made that a smaller promise than it sounds.
Throughput
That is the number that matters to a buyer asking whether we can keep up. Divided down, it is also the one that describes the workshop.
400
a month
Finished electrosurgical units, shipped.
16
a day
Across a twenty-five day working month.
2
an hour
On a single eight-hour shift.
30
minutes
One finished machine leaves the bench, start to end of line.
Small-batch does not mean slow. It means we will build four hundred of something to your specification rather than forty thousand of something to ours.
Boundaries
Saying this plainly costs us enquiries we would have lost anyway, two months later, after wasting your time.
If it is, tell us the specifics. If it is nearly on this page, ask anyway — the boundary moves for the right project.