

The demand for high-performance printed circuit boards (PCBs) at competitive costs continues to rise, even within the military and aerospace sectors. At StreamPCB Inc., we have made strategic investments in advanced manufacturing expertise and cutting-edge equipment to ensure superior reliability, high performance, and resilience in extreme environments.
PCBs designed for military and aerospace applications must function flawlessly under challenging conditions while supporting complex operations. Our team ensures that every PCB we manufacture meets the highest industry standards, providing cost-effective solutions with a lifespan of 5 to 15 years.
These PCBs endure severe conditions such as extreme temperatures, humidity, vibrations, and impacts. They must also perform reliably in environments with blowing sand, salt spray, dust, and exposure to solar radiation.
PCB assemblies for military and aerospace applications must adhere to IPC Class 3A, the highest standard for mechanical and electrical reliability. These rigorous requirements stem from the following factors:
Military and aerospace PCBs follow the IPC-A-610 Class 3 standard and utilize advanced surface-mount technology (SMT). Our assembly process includes:

At StreamPCB Inc., we deliver industry-leading military and aerospace PCB assemblies for mission-critical applications, including radio communications, data centers, and power converters. Our solutions are engineered for reliability, longevity, and extreme performance. Contact us today to discuss your PCB requirements and discover how we can support your next project.
For military and aerospace PCB assemblies, we employ a polymer-based solder mask. This layer is essential for shielding the metal components from oxidation, ensuring long-term durability and performance.
Absolutely. We employ both mechanical and laser drilling techniques to produce precise holes in PCBs. This includes creating both plated through-holes (PTH) and non-plated through-holes (NPTH) as required.
Yes, we utilize both positive and negative etchback methods to eliminate epoxy resin buildup along the via sidewalls after drilling. For military and aerospace applications, we exclusively use positive etchback due to its ability to create a robust three-point connection, enhancing performance and reliability.
Yes, we incorporate wrap plating at drill holes. This technique extends the copper from the hole onto the board's surface, covering the area around the via structure and beneath the cap plating, ensuring enhanced connectivity and durability.
Our military PCB assemblies adhere to stringent standards, including MIL-STD-454, MIL-PRF-38535, and MIL-STD-810G, ensuring they meet the rigorous requirements for reliability and performance in demanding environments


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