Printed Circuit Fabrication
Saturn manufactures PCB Printed Circuit Boards for the Electronics Manufacturing Industry providing both quick turn prototype boards and PCB production. Saturn's boards are primarily multi-layered PCBs used in diverse industries such as Power Supply, Military, Aerospace, Automotive, Medical, Telecommunications, and High-End Consumer Electronics Fine Line and Spacing Controlled Impedance Designs. Core Products include Heavy Copper PCB Multi-layers, PTFE / Hybrid Technologies, Microwave / RF PCBs, Cavity Boards, Internal-Cavity Boards, Thermal Management for LED Applications to include metal core PCBs (MCPCB), Via-in-Pad, laser drilled blind and buried vias, HDI, and Rigid-flex (offshore).
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