Saline Lectronics Achieves Best-In-Class Distinction with AS9100C Audit

Saline Lectronics, Inc., a leading domestic contract manufacturer, announces that it completed its AS9100 Certification for the fifth year in a row, and this year received a “Best-In-Class” distinction. Saline Lectronics is now certified to AS9100 Revision C, the fourth and latest release of the AS9100 standard, which takes in the revised requirements of ISO 9001:2008 and nearly 100 additional criteria specific to the aerospace industry.

“We are deeply committed to our quality control processes because we understand the importance of delivering quality products to our customers. This Best-In-Class distinction only further highlights our dedication to quality, and also reflects upon our desire for further growth within the aerospace industry,” commented Mario Sciberras, President of Saline Lectronics.

AS9100 “Quality Systems Aerospace – Model for Quality Assurance in Design, Development, Production, Installation, and Servicing” is the international standard for manufacturing for the aerospace industry. As an AS9100 accredited supplier of printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs), Saline Lectronics provides its customers with a quality management system accepted by the aerospace industry and ensures compliance with risk management throughout the supply chain.

Saline Lectronics holds additional quality certifications including ISO13485, ISO9001 and is ITAR Registered.  Saline Lectronics provides the latest manufacturing expertise including THT, SMT, BGA, microBGA and different bottom terminated component capabilities, as well as other challenging mixed-technology assemblies. For more information about Saline Lectronics’ capabilities, visit www.lectronics.net.

Saline Lectronics, Inc. is a PCB assembly house located in Saline, Michigan. The company specializes in low to mid-volume, high-mix electronic printed circuit board assemblies. In addition to its extensive knowledge of PCB assembly manufacturing, other strengths include electromechanical design, DFM, and project engineering. For more information, visit www.lectronics.net.