Through-hole assembly is a technology in which components with leads—such as connectors, capacitors, resistors, and other passive and active elements—are installed on printed circuit boards by soldering the leads into specially prepared holes or in combination with surface-mount technology.
Key features:
• Used for installing connectors, leaded components, and large devices
• Suitable for both prototypes and mass production
• Ensures durability and stable operation of electronic systems
Through-hole assembly is widely applied where reliable detachable connections or large components are required. Manual assembly is performed by experienced technicians who have undergone specialized training and hold current IPC certifications. This ensures high quality and precision, especially for complex or small-batch production where attention to detail and an individual approach are essential.
