
PCB reverse engineering
Recover a usable design record from an industrial board when the original files are gone.
Read PCB reverse engineeringObsolete PCBA redesign, schematic and BOM extraction for industrial equipment maintenance.

Each service has its own page, deliverables, and limits.

Recover a usable design record from an industrial board when the original files are gone.
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Turn an aging industrial board back into design files your team can archive and maintain.
Read Legacy PCB design recovery
Extract a schematic and a bill of materials from the board that is actually in the machine.
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Redesign a board around parts you can still buy, without pretending the old silicon is still in production.
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Put an aging assembly into an indexed digital archive before the last sample is lost.
Read Industrial PCBA digitization
Rebuild fabrication data from a legacy board so a new lot can be manufactured for maintenance.
Read Gerber file reconstructionCopper, drill, and markings are recorded from the sample, with open items where the board cannot prove a feature.
Projects are scoped for equipment maintainers, automation teams, and repair shops, not for consumer gadgets.
Design packs are delivered as files your engineers can review, with a call to walk through assumptions.
Work starts only after you confirm ownership or written authorization on the inquiry form.
A complete inquiry, with photos when you have them, gets a scoped reply rather than a generic brochure.

A maintenance shop needed a buildable record of a power board used in stationary equipment.
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A control board on a packaging line had no schematic in the plant document system.
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One spare controller remained for a machine that is still booked for years of production.
Read this project recordThe machine is still in service and the CAD archive never arrived with it.
The fitted part is no longer made, so a repair lot needs a redesign path.
The last board is in the machine, and the crib has nothing documented to build from.
A digital archive is required before that sample is consumed or shipped to another site.
Send the board context, layer count, and the maintenance goal. Quotes are prepared after that review.
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