ExpressPCB Now Includes Gerber Conversions with Board Orders

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ExpressPCB has announced the inclusion of Gerber Conversions in conjunction with customer board orders.

ExpressPCB provides engineers, hobbyists, and makers a one stop solution by combining PCB schematic and layout software, manufacturing, and other services for their customers.

“Our customers have asked for more affordable options for receiving Gerber files, and we listened.  Now all the files necessary for manufacturing are provided to customers when board orders are completed, at no additional cost,” said Michael Hebda, ExpressPCB product manager

At ExpressPCB, we understand our user’s needs for flexibility and transparency in an ever changing design world. Our manufacturing services are geared to provide an affordable, high quality PCB option for engineers, and we feel this change allows flexibility to address the specialized requirements many projects need. 

ExpressPCB has worked hard over the years to streamline processes to be as efficient as possible. This allows ExpressPCB to pass savings to their customers, supporting their mission to help Design Engineers quickly bring their ideas to life with their free CAD software and the lowest manufacturing cost possible. Time is money, so waiting weeks just to get prototype PCBs onto the test bench can have a huge impact on a project.

About ExpressPCB

ExpressPCB is the established leader in providing software and manufacturing solutions for low cost and quick turnaround prototyping. With 20 years of experience ­­­in delivering easy to use PCB design software and high quality, on-time PCB prototypes, ExpressPCB is committed to improving the prototyping process for the design engineers.

ExpressPCB’s schematic and layout tools are simple and unencumbered by multiple layers of menus, options and settings that more advanced PCB Design suites require mastering before you even start on your design project.

If time is of the essence and there is a need to quickly turn out a prototype to get a project off the ground, then ExpressPCB is the only choice.

For more information about ExpressPCB’s PCB solutions, please click here.

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