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ERIE, PA – Contract manufacturer Sunburst Electronics is in the final stages of gaining ISO 13485 certification: a quality management standard for medical device manufacturing.
The company plans to extend its medical device industry reach as a result.
Through ISO 13485 certification, Sunburst will incorporate specific quality standards for risk management, meeting customer and regulatory requirements, and process management for medical device manufacturing.
The company plans to extend its medical device industry reach as a result.
Through ISO 13485 certification, Sunburst will incorporate specific quality standards for risk management, meeting customer and regulatory requirements, and process management for medical device manufacturing.
Certification is pending by early 2009.
NATICK, MA – Cognex is offering traceability solutions seminars this fall. The seminars will discuss part traceability solutions for factory automation and how this can increase throughput; lower cost within the manufacturing domain; increase value add, and lower support/service costs in supply chain.
Seminar locations include Portland; Indianapolis; Rolling Meadows, IL; Temecula, CA; Seattle; Dearborn, MI; Atlanta; Hunt Valley, MD; Ft. Lauderdale, FL; Montreal; Norwood, MA; Greenville, SC; Toronto; Toledo, OH; and Grand Rapids, MI.
For more information, visit www.cognex.com/WorkingWithCognex/SeminarsWorkshops/seminar.aspx?s=3452.
CHANGZHOU, CHINA – Microtek (Changzhou) Laboratories has been authorized by China Quality Certification Center to test PCBs, copper-clad laminates and plastics, the company said today.
The lab, which is headquartered in the US, is now able to issue CQC certification (CQC-V084) for the domestic Chinese market.
It reportedly marks the first time CQC has authorized a foreign-based laboratory to perform testing to these categories.
CQC covers 31 test methods and is based on China National (GB) Standards, as well as certain IEC and ISO standards.
CQC is often specified by various Chinese governmental departments that require product safety certifications.
The lab, which is headquartered in the US, is now able to issue CQC certification (CQC-V084) for the domestic Chinese market.
It reportedly marks the first time CQC has authorized a foreign-based laboratory to perform testing to these categories.
CQC covers 31 test methods and is based on China National (GB) Standards, as well as certain IEC and ISO standards.
CQC is often specified by various Chinese governmental departments that require product safety certifications.
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