MANUFACTURER DOSSIER

Lifeng Circuit Board

Official sources reviewed2026-09-21
MANUFACTURING FOCUS

Lifeng Circuit Board at a glance

  • FR-4 through-hole boards
  • Multilayer PCB manufacturing
  • Guangzhou production
TECHNICAL QUALIFICATION

Which stack-up, laminate grade, finished copper and acceptance criteria will be used for this board?

01 / COMPANY

What this manufacturer makes

Lifeng Circuit Board manufactures PCBs in Panyu, Guangzhou. Its company profile dates the business to 1996 and describes single-sided, double-sided and multilayer production, with plating, exposure and electrical-testing processes. The capability page is unusually explicit about FR-4 acceptance, available thicknesses and the distinction between drill and finished-hole diameter. Its general 1–20-layer range is for through-hole boards. Separate HDI catalogue examples should be reviewed against their own build-up requirements rather than inferred from this conventional process sheet.

Official company source reviewed
Manufacturing focus
FR-4 through-hole boards · Multilayer PCB manufacturing · Guangzhou production
Published footprint
Guangdong
Official catalogue image from Lifeng Circuit Board. The pictured board does not establish a combined process limit.
Official catalogue image from Lifeng Circuit Board. The pictured board does not establish a combined process limit. Manufacturer image
02 / TECHNICAL PROFILE

FR-4 through-hole PCB — 1 to 20 layers

Manufacturer reported

Lifeng Circuit Board lists fR-4 through-hole PCB — 1 to 20 layers in its official manufacturing documentation. Board thickness: 0.4–2.4 mm; listed discrete thicknesses. Standard panel: 550 × 420 mm. Oversize maximum: 500 × 1100 mm. Finished outer copper: 35, 70 or 105 µm. FR-4 through-hole range. The source recommends routing above 6 mil for easier manufacture; smaller stated minima require engineering review. Which stack-up, laminate grade, finished copper and acceptance criteria will be used for this board?

Official catalogue image from Lifeng Circuit Board. The pictured board does not establish a combined process limit.
Official catalogue image from Lifeng Circuit Board. The pictured board does not establish a combined process limit. Official manufacturer image

FR-4 through-hole range. The source recommends routing above 6 mil for easier manufacture; smaller stated minima require engineering review.

Layer count
1–20 layers
Line / space
0.1 / 0.1 mm
Finished hole
0.2 mm
Impedance
—
Conditions and published construction
Board thickness0.4–2.4 mm; listed discrete thicknesses
Standard panel550 × 420 mm
Oversize maximum500 × 1100 mm
Finished outer copper35, 70 or 105 µm
Finished mechanical hole0.20–6.20 mm
Technical sourcelf-pcb.com · Manufacturer specification

Published limits may refer to different constructions. Confirm the complete stack-up with the factory. A dash means no value was published.

03 / SOURCE NOTES

Sources & review record.

Reviewed 2026-09-21. Manufacturer pages can change; confirm the current revision when requesting a quotation.

  1. Lifeng Circuit Board — product and technical documentationhttp://www.lf-pcb.com/about-7.htmlSource checked 2026-09-21
    Official website
  2. Lifeng Circuit Board — company informationhttp://www.lf-pcb.com/about-2.htmlSource checked 2026-09-21
    Official website
  3. Lifeng Circuit Board — company informationhttp://www.lf-pcb.com/Source checked 2026-09-21
    Official website
  4. Lifeng Circuit Board — company informationhttp://www.lf-pcb.com/proshow-23-3-16-16-100-3.htmlSource checked 2026-09-21
    Official website
04 / PROCUREMENT NOTES

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PROFILE-SPECIFIC QUESTION

Which stack-up, laminate grade, finished copper and acceptance criteria will be used for this board?

Attach the manufacturing brief

Layer stack-up, finished dimensions, copper weights, laminate grade, quantity and delivery destination.

Define acceptance

Finished-hole tolerance, impedance targets, coupon requirements, surface finish and permitted process substitutions.

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