Integrated rigid sections with flexible tails for compact layouts
Vibration-resistant and reduces the need for connectors
Simplifies assembly and improves long-term reliability
Enables 3D configurations for space-constrained applications
Used in aerospace, medical implants and premium wearables
| Feature | Technical specification |
| Number of layers | 4 – 60 layers |
| Bending performance | Based on the specific design, the bend performance can range from a basic 90 bend to fit to a full dynamic flex with 360 range of motion in the flex tail that will withstand continuous cycles throughout the product life |
| Bend features | Bend radius controls the flexibility of the flex portion of the board. The thinner the material the lower the bend radius and the more flexible the flex section |
| Materials | RA copper, HTE copper, FR-4, polyimide, adhesive |
| Copper weights (finished) | 0.5 OZ – 6 OZ |
| PCB thickness | 0.40 mm – 6.0 mm |
| PCB thickness in flex section | 0.05mm x 0.8mm |
| Max. dimensions | 620 mm x 720 mm |
| Min. track and gap | 0.075 mm / 0.075 mm |
| Min. mechanical drill | 0.15 mm |
| Surface finishes available | HASL (SnPb), LF HASL (SnNiCu), OSP, ENIG, Immersion Tin, Immersion Silver, Electrolytic gold, Gold fingers |
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Do rigid-flex PCBs have special quality requirements? Yes. They need strict bend tests, good material control, and careful inspection to avoid cracks or layer separation during use.

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