Engineering + manufacturing · Cedarburg, WI
We design it. We build it. We stay with it.
Hardware, firmware and enclosure design, then everything from a few prototypes to 5,000-board production runs, with the same engineers supporting every build.
Pay for design when it works
Engineering can be amortized into your first production runs.
Prototypes in 2 to 3 weeks
Production runs of 50 to 5,000 boards in 4 to 6 weeks.
You talk to the engineer
The engineers who designed it stay on call through production.
Traceable to the resistor
Lot codes, serial numbers and test results, logged per unit.
Bring us the whole product, or just the part that’s stuck.
PCB design and layout
Multilayer, RF and mixed-signal layouts drawn by engineers who know how they will be built.
Embedded hardware design
Schematics, component selection and power design for connected devices.
Firmware development
Nordic nRF, ESP32 and STM32. Bluetooth LE, encryption and production test hooks.
Wireless and IoT
Dual-band Wi-Fi products in 1,000-board runs, plus Bluetooth LE and cellular.
Enclosures and mounts
Custom branded plastic enclosures and VESA mounts, designed around your board.
EMI/EMC remediation
Find and fix the problem, then verify with our pre-compliance lab partners.
Design for manufacturability
Reviewed with our production team before you commit.
New product introduction
Test fixtures, programming and pilot runs, with the same engineers once production starts.
Big-shop capability. Small-shop attention.
Large contract manufacturers are built for volume, and design firms don’t build. We’re set up for the products in between: a few prototypes, then hundreds or a few thousand boards at a time.
Big-shop capability
01005
Smallest chip we place
13,500
Components per hour, typical
0.4 mm
BGA pitch, placed to ±25 µm
56 mm
Largest part we place
Small-shop attention
Small first orders welcome
A handful of prototype boards gets the same line, records and inspection as a production run.
Your job doesn’t wait
Open machine capacity means a 200-board order isn’t stuck in a queue behind high-volume work.
Same-day design changes
Small changes turned around the same day, new designs in a few weeks.
Reorders built the same way
Build records, plus any programming files and test fixtures, kept on file so run ten matches run one.
In-house manufacturing in Cedarburg
Evertech grew out of the acquisition of Electro-Pro, Inc. and its PCB assembly line. Every process is lead-free, and RoHS and REACH compliant.
- SMT on a Mycronic MY100LXe-14 with DEK Horizon printing and Vitronics Soltec XPM3i reflow
- Through-hole and wave soldering on a Vitronics Soltec DeltaWave
- In-circuit test on custom pogo-pin fixtures, plus functional test
- Box build, enclosures, rework and repair
- ESD-safe epoxy floors throughout production
A quality system built for medical device work
Our founder is a UW-Madison biomedical engineer with a background in medical devices, so our quality system follows ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 practices. Assemblies are inspected to IPC-A-610 Class 2. We are not certified but send us your requirements and we will show you how we meet them.
Parts received
Lot codes logged against your BOM, down to the resistor.
Built
Each board gets a serial number tied to its build record and work instructions.
Programmed
Firmware version and programming result logged against each serial number.
Tested
In-circuit and functional test results saved against each serial number.
Shipped
The full record stays on file for your audits, investigations and reorders.
Talk to an engineer about your product
Send a schematic, Gerbers and a BOM, or just a description of the problem, and we will tell you how we would approach it. Quotes typically go out within 24 hours, and at the very least you will hear back from us the same business day.
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