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Amtech: smarter, cost-optimised prototyping approach for PCB assemblies

Amtech Electrocircuits has launched a smarter approach to prototyping that reduces cost and accelerates development for OEMs across industrial, medical, aerospace, and other high-mix, high-complexity sectors.

Amtech’s cost-optimised prototyping model goes beyond traditional “quick-turn” builds by prioritising design for manufacturability (DFM), cost-efficiency, and long-term scalability from the very first build. Rather than relying on disposable, one-off boards, or makeshift solutions, Amtech partners directly with engineering teams to build production-intent prototypes, resulting in fewer redesigns, faster NPI transitions, and better alignment between prototype and final product.

“At Amtech, we believe prototyping should be a launchpad, not a roadblock,” said Jay Patel, CEO at Amtech. “We help customers take the smarter path by building boards that are not only functional but optimised for quality, supply chain reliability, and production scale from day one.”

The company’s in-house team actively engages with customers during early design stages to improve component selection, identify sourcing risks, and reduce labour complexity, all while ensuring that prototypes are representative of the production environment.

Benefits of Amtech’s smarter prototyping model include:

  • Reduced costs through better material utilisation and fewer re-spins
  • Accelerated time-to-market via design feedback and scalable production planning
  • Improved reliability with functional builds that reflect true end-use conditions

The company’s vertically integrated systems, AI-enhanced AmtechOS platform, and real-time process control tools further support a smooth transition from prototype to full production – helping customers avoid delays, surprises, and unnecessary expense.

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