Medical devices operate in a highly regulated and safety-critical environment where accuracy, durability, and reliability are essential. At the core of these devices lies a Printed Circuit Board (PCB) that enables precise electronic functionality. Medical PCB manufacturing and assembly require stricter standards than conventional electronics, including biocompatibility, miniaturization, rigorous testing, and adherence to global medical regulations.

Medical PCBs are used in diagnostic equipment, monitoring systems, implants, imaging machines, and laboratory instruments. These boards must support high performance with zero failure tolerance because human lives depend on them.