Materials

Materials

Materials We Work With

Look no further than DFCY.

Material selection is an important part of printed circuit board manufacturing. The right material can affect signal integrity, dimensional stability, thermal performance, and long-term reliability.
DFYC works with advanced PCB materials and material combinations to support different design challenges. Our engineering team can help recommend suitable materials for high-speed, high-frequency, high Tg, flex, rigid-flex, and other custom PCB projects.

Our Materials

Materials we work with, and how we help to service their PCB needs.

Arlon
Advanced laminate and prepreg materials for PCB applications.

DuPont
Comprehensive electronic materials for flex and rigid-flex circuits.

Evonik
ROHACELL® HF materials with very low high-frequency absorption.

Hanwha
Low-absorption materials for high-frequency applications.

Isola
Copper-clad laminate and dielectric prepreg solutions.

Megtron
Low-Dk materials with greater stability than PTFE.

Nelco
Excellent thermal and mechanical performance.

Ohmega
OhmegaPly materials for buried resistance PCB technology.

Panasonic
Optimized materials for next-generation PCB technologies.

Rogers
High-performance materials for wired and wireless communication circuits.

Sheldahl
Thin-film deposition technology for flex PCB and rigid-flex PCB manufacturing.

Taconic
Advanced composite materials for PCB applications.

Tatsuta
Materials for thermal via fill applications.

ThinFlex
Polyimide flexible foil substrate materials.

Ticer
Thin-film copper foil for embedded resistor applications.

Ventec
Copper clad laminate materials for PCB applications.

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