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The aperture ratio of PCB is also called the ratio of thickness to diameter, which refers to the thickness of the board / aperture. If the aperture ratio exceeds the standard, the factory will not be able to process it. The limit of the aperture ratio cannot be generalized. For example, via holes, laser blind holes, buried holes, solder mask plug holes, resin plug holes, etc. are different. The aperture ratio of the via hole is 12: 1, which is a good value. The industry limit is currently 30: 1. The following is about 8MM Thick PCB related, I hope to help you better understand 8MM Thick PCB.

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Place of Origin:Guangdong, China                  

Brand Name:8MM thick board      Model Number:Rigid-PCB

Base Material:ShengYi

Copper Thickness:1oz                         Board Thickness:8mm

Min. Hole Size:0.5mm         Min. Line Width:10mil    Min. Line Spacing:10mil

Surface Finishing:ENIG

Number of layers:10L                            PCB Standard:IPC-A-600

Solder Mask:Green           

Legend:White

Product quotation:Within 2 Hours                         

Service:24Hours technical services          Sample delivery:Within 10 days

HONTEC Quick Electronics Limited (HONTEC), established in 2009, is one of leading quickturn Printed Circuit Board manufacturer, who specializes in high-mix, low volume and quickturn prototype PCB for high-tech industries in 28 countries. Upon efficiently quick around operation, PCB products contain 4 to 48 layers, HDI, Heavy Copper, Rigid-Flex, high frequency microwave,and Embedded Capacitance, and provides "PCB One-stop Shop" service to meet customers’ diverse demands. HONTEC is capable of producing 4,500 varieties monthly to meet 24-hour delivery for 4 layers PCB, 48-hour for 6 layers and 72-hour for 8 or more high-layer PCB at the fastest. Located in SiHui of GuangDong,HONTEC partners up with UPS, DHL and world-class forwarders to provide efficient shipping services.





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