NCAB Group

Paper, bamboo, wood and jute - in a PCB? 🤔
Yes, that is correct - these are all materials that are tested to replace or complement current not-so-environmentally friendly PCB materials.
In our blog post about the future of sustainable PCBs we highlight sustainable solutions for future PCBs – read it via link in our bio👆🏼👆🏼

💡New blogpost “PCB surface finishes – what you need to know”💡
Surface finishes are necessary to prevent copper oxidation over time and makes it possible to solder components on the PCB. There are several factors that decides which surface finish to use – learn more about that and what advantages and disadvantages the different surface finishes has got!
👉🏼 Read the blog post via link in our biography👆🏼👆🏼

💡Design greener PCBs!💡
Our new design tool – PCB design for environment (DfE) – will teach you key principles for designing more environmentally friendly PCBs. We give you strategies that are compatible with current manufacturing capabilities and supply chains. By making informed design choices, we can minimize hazardous substances, improve recyclability and material recovery, and support compliance with environmental regulations and sustainability goals.
Download our design tool for free via link in our bio👆👆👆

👉🏼 New blogpost: PCB design for supply stability
Design for supply stability is ultimately about building resilience into the PCB design itself. That requires closer collaboration between engineering, sourcing, and customers from the earliest stages of a project.
We see this as a natural extension of our role. By combining technical expertise with supply chain insight, we help customers create designs that are not only functional and cost effective, but also stable and scalable in an increasingly unpredictable market.

💡 Learn more about this important and current topic by click on link in our bio👆👆