9×15 cm fiber vero board — single-sided, 2.54mm pitch, FR4 stripboard for prototyping
The 9×15 cm Fiber Vero Board is a single-sided FR4 fibreglass stripboard designed for electronics prototyping, circuit building, and component testing. With a standard 2.54mm (0.1”) pitch hole grid and pre-tinned copper strips running along the length of the board, it provides a reliable and reusable platform for assembling through-hole components without the need for custom PCB fabrication.
Measuring 9×15 cm, this vero board offers ample space for medium-complexity circuits — from microcontroller breakout boards and sensor interfaces to power supply circuits and audio electronics. The FR4 fibreglass substrate ensures good mechanical rigidity and resistance to heat during soldering.
Key Specifications:
- Dimensions: 9 × 15 cm
- Material: FR4 fibreglass (single-sided)
- Hole pitch: 2.54mm (0.1” standard)
- Copper strips: single-sided, running along the length
- Hole diameter: ~1mm
- Colour: green solder mask
Key Features:
- Standard 2.54mm pitch — compatible with all DIP ICs, headers, resistors, capacitors, and through-hole components
- FR4 fibreglass substrate — rigid, heat-resistant, and durable for repeated soldering and rework
- Pre-tinned copper strips — easy soldering with good conductivity and corrosion resistance
- 9×15 cm size — ideal for medium-complexity prototype circuits and breadboard-to-PCB transfers
- Strips can be cut with a strip cutter or drill bit to isolate circuit sections
Applications:
- Electronics prototyping and circuit development
- Breadboard-to-permanent circuit transfers
- DIY Arduino, ESP32, and microcontroller projects
- Sensor interface and signal conditioning circuits
- Educational electronics labs and student projects
- Repair and modification of existing circuits
Note: Copper strips run along the length (15 cm direction). Use a 1mm drill bit or vero board strip cutter to break strips between component pads where isolation is required. Compatible with standard 2.54mm pitch DIP components and pin headers.