
Electronics Assembly · Greater Reno Area
Prototype and low-volume PCB assembly without the giant contract-manufacturer circus
Bigney Research provides practical, hands-on PCB assembly for engineers, startups, labs, and small production runs. You supply the boards, stencil, and components — we handle precise placement, reflow, inspection, and straightforward communication.

Low-volume friendly
No need to order 10,000 boards
Engineer-focused
Built for practical iteration
0402 Capable
Fine-pitch prototype work
Local & direct
Reno-area communication
SERVICES
Built around the work you actually need
Start simple: assembly-first services with room to expand later as the business grows.
PCB Assembly
Surface-mount component placement and reflow for prototypes, engineering builds, and low-volume runs.
Prototype Builds
Small batches for design validation, firmware testing, field evaluation, and pre-production learning.
Inspection & Rework
Visual inspection, solder touch-up, component replacement, and practical troubleshooting support.
CAPABILITIES
Real equipment. Small-shop flexibility
A focused production setup for engineering-scale work, without pretending to be a 200,000-square-foot factory in a stock photo.

NeoDen4
4-head pick-and-place system
35 feeders
Flexible component setup
0402 support
Fine SMT component capability
Reflow
Controlled SMT soldering process
Typical project fit
Engineering prototypes, proof-of-concept boards, repair batches, hobby-to-commercial transitions, research hardware, and small production quantities.
Customer-supplied: PCBs, stencil, components, BOM, and placement files.
Bigney Research: setup, placement, reflow, inspection, and communication.
PROCESS
Simple from quote to finished board
Step 1
Send the project
Provide BOM, Gerbers/placement data, board quantity, and any special requirements.
Step 2
Review & quote
We review the build, flag obvious issues, and provide pricing and expected scope.
Step 3
Assembly
Your supplied materials are set up, placed, reflowed, and inspected.
Step 4
Delivery
Completed assemblies are returned for testing, integration, or the next development cycle.
ABOUT
Technical work without the sales-department fog machine.
Hands-on electronics and RF test background
Prototype and low-volume focus
Direct communication with the person doing the work
Greater Reno-area small business
Bigney Research is being built around hands-on electronics experience and a straightforward goal: make it easier to get small PCB builds assembled without dealing with oversized minimums, vague communication, or unnecessary complexity.
REQUEST A QUOTE
Have a board ready to build?
Send the basics. We can figure out the rest without making you fill out a 47-field enterprise procurement form.