EI Microcircuits earns AS9100D Certification

January 16, 2018


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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 16, 2018


EI Microcircuits Announces AS9100 Certification

Mankato, MN – EI Microcircuits, Inc., a full service electronic manufacturing services provider, announces that they have achieved certification to AS9100D. This certification signifies EI Microcircuits’ ongoing commitment to meeting and exceeding industry standards for products in both the civilian and military markets.


AS9100 is the international quality management standard for the Aerospace and Defense Industry. The standard is based on ISO 9001:2015 and requires a comprehensive quality management system for safe and reliable products that are delivered on time.


EI Microcircuits CO/President Eric Else stated, “We are excited about our AS9100D certification as it complements our portfolio of certifications and will add an additional revenue stream to our rapidly growing business.”


EI Microcircuits is a full service EMS provider on the leading edge of the electronics industry. In addition to SMT placement, EI Microcircuits also offers value added services such as design, engineering, box build, testing, warehousing and logistics.



EI Microcircuits, Inc.
507-345-5786

eimicro.com

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