Before production begins on any printed circuit board, our engineers 
thoroughly review all files sent to MPC for production Using our Computer 
Aided Manufacturing (CAM) tools and our extensive experience.  We look 
for design flaws and weak spots before they become costly production 
problems (DRC - Design Rule Check). This step also determines if 
the customer’s board specifications are within our production 
capabilities (MR - Manufacturability Review). Only when our engineers 
are satisfied that all layers on the board are sound, is the file set-up 
for photo-plotting and subsequent production.

Besides good people and good equipment, production of printed 
circuit boards calls for an immaculate facility as well as a high 
degree of organization. Regular maintenance, enthusiastic house-
keeping practices as well as controlled environments take care of 
keeping the facility clean. The complex processes necessary to 
produce circuit boards combine the diverse fields of contact 
photography, N/C machining and inorganic chemistry. A 
computerized order tracking system, using bar-code readers at 
all stations, helps us keep track of all orders through all our 
processes so as to maintain the tight delivery schedules our 
customers have come to expect.