PCB Board – Vero Board FR-4 Line 7*10 cm

Premium FR-4 Line-Type Prototype PCB Stripboard (Veroboard)

Bridge the gap between a temporary breadboard circuit and a permanent project with our Premium FR-4 Line-Type Prototype Board (commonly known as Veroboard). Unlike cheaper phenolic paper boards that warp and easily burn, this prototype board is constructed from industrial-grade FR-4 glass-fiber material, offering superior structural strength, heat resistance, and long-term durability. Featuring continuous copper tracks running along the length of the board, it provides a highly efficient layout that minimizes the need for excessive jumper wires, making your final circuit cleaner and more reliable.

Key Features

1. Premium FR-4 Construction: Made from high-quality glass-reinforced epoxy laminate. It offers excellent thermal stability, meaning the pads won't easily lift or burn even during heavy or repeated soldering.
2. Continuous Line Layout: The copper strips mimic the continuous power and signal rails of a standard breadboard, making it incredibly intuitive to transfer your tested breadboard prototypes into permanent soldered modules.
3. Standard 2.54mm Pitch: Features a universal 0.1-inch (2.54mm) hole spacing, making it perfectly compatible with standard DIP integrated circuits (ICs), pin headers, microcontrollers, and standard through-hole components.
4. Highly Customizable: The sturdy but workable FR-4 material can be scored with a utility knife and snapped, or cut with a rotary tool, allowing you to size the board perfectly for custom enclosures.
5. Reliable Solderability: The clean, well-defined copper tracks ensure smooth solder flow and strong mechanical bonds for your components.

Technical Specifications

Common Applications

This line-type prototype board is the go-to canvas for DIY electronics enthusiasts, makers, and engineers. It is ideal for permanently soldering tested circuits, building custom audio amplifiers, creating specialized Arduino or Raspberry Pi shields, assembling custom power distribution boards, and developing robust electronic prototypes for school or industrial projects.

Maker Pro-Tip: To isolate components or create distinct circuit paths, you need to break the continuous copper lines. You can easily cut a gap in the copper track by taking a standard 3mm or 4mm drill bit and twisting it by hand over the specific hole you want to break, neatly removing the copper without damaging the FR-4 board underneath.