As electronic products have better performance and lighter weight, flip chip ball grid array (FCBGA) requires higher precision, and the design of line width and space is shrinking. In this case, the impedance generated by the high-frequency signal during transmission is susceptible to line width and copper thickness of lithography and Cu plating process. When the line width or copper thickness is unevenness, it will cause signal noise or malfunction. This paper describes a successful improvement project that shows how to use Six Sigma methods to determine the optimal parameters for vertical continuous plating equipment, so that each substrate can be produced through the same process, not only reducing the variation between finished products, but also through the new mechanism design to solve copper thickness variations between substrate edges and designated graphic designs. After the completion of this project, not only can the stability of the signal be increased, but also meet the needs of the customer's new product design.