Generally, production houses are oriented to doing production PCBs only,
and proto houses can't compete in production.

Almost ALL heavy production is done in Taiwan, Korea or China if its
4-6layers. US manufacturers have too heavy of a tax burden (paying for
soldiers in Iraq, Afghanuistan, Bosnia, etc) to be economically viable.

--Bob

At 08:31 PM 7/24/2003 +0300, you wrote:
>I have searched and looked at the piclist and got a lot of information about
>companies for doing prototype pcbs and assembly.  Should we still stick to
>them for production PCBs and assembly?  When I mean production, the
>quantities start from 1000 and up to 10000 units.  Or is this still
>considered prototype?
>
>Any help is appriciated,
>
>Omer
>
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