Woman-Owned Small Business
Actively woman-owned and family-operated.
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Share your BOM, Gerbers, drawings, quantities, timeline, or assembly notes. Core can help clarify the remaining production, sourcing, testing, and quality details.
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Woman-owned and serving customers for more than 35 years, Core Assemblies supports manufacturers, engineers, and procurement teams with dependable electronic assembly services.
Actively woman-owned and family-operated.
Connected to the electronics industry association behind widely used assembly standards and training.
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Share the customer-provided information available for your build—such as a BOM, drawing, schematic, component specification, supplied-kit list, quantity, and timeline. Files are optional when an NDA needs to come first.
21 Meadowbrook Lane, Unit 4
Bayview Business Park
Gilford, NH 03249
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Production resources
Trained technicians and practical production equipment support reliable PCB assembly from prototypes and 25-to-100-board orders through repeat runs of 2,000 units or more.

PUMA Ultra and FLX2010 pick-and-place systems support flexible, high-mix PCB assembly.
Mirtec automatic optical inspection supports repeatable board-level quality review.
Reflow and wave solder resources support both SMT and through-hole production needs.
Aqueous cleaning and pre-bake processes support controlled assembly preparation.
Dedicated rework and temperature-controlled soldering support modifications and repairs.
Programming and lead-forming equipment help complete specialized assembly requirements.
A practical RFQ process
Share your BOM, drawings, schematics, component specifications, supplied-kit details, and assembly notes.
Align on quantities, timeline, materials, and quality needs.
Define materials, SMT, through-hole, testing, coating, blanket-order, or scheduled-release needs.
Move through assembly, inspection, and required testing.
Complete the run and deliver to the agreed requirements.