Key benefits Easy to use for beginners: low threshold to start prototyping and learning electronics, with simple handling compared to professional PCB boards. Cost effective: affordable material and manufacturing, making it suitable for hobby projects and rapid experimentation. Flexible expansion: pads and holes arranged to allow custom layouts and component insertion according to your design needs. Durable and reliable construction: doublesided board provides stronger structure for growing circuits. Easy soldering and longterm reliability: tinplated pads improve solderability and component retention. Material and construction Made from FR4 full glassfiber plate, which helps keep pads securely in place and reduces the risk of pads pulling away. Doublesided circuit board with tin plating on the pads to facilitate easier and more durable soldering. Layout and compatibility Pads are distributed at standard IC spacing of 2.54 mm (0.1 inch), enabling common throughhole components to be mounted according to your chosen layout. The board is commonly referred to as a hole board due to its grid of holes and pads across the surface. Specifications at a glance Material: FR4 full glassfiber plate Pad spacing: 2.54 mm (0.1 inch) Board type: doublesided Pad finish: tin plating for improved solderability Use scenarios Prototyping with throughhole components: design and test circuits by laying out components on the board, then soldering for a stable, permanent prototype. Educational and demonstrations: teach electronics concepts in classrooms or maker spaces by building and modifying circuits quickly. Hobby projects and custom builds: or supplement breadboards in projects requiring a more durable, reusable platform with flexible layouts.