While serving the electronics ecosystem in the United States, we have set, measured, and augmented revered quality assurance, compliance, and sustainability standards that match global benchmarks and the core needs of our customers.
Institute of Printed Circuits is the only global organization dedicated to the printed circuit boards ecosystem within the larger electronics market. The Institute is known as the highest authority on professional standards, human capital performance, and quality assurance principles for delivering value across manufacturing, distribution, sales, and service functions As one of the recipients of IPC-6012 certification, we commit to offer consistent quality and reliable printed circuit boards
ISO 9001:2015 is an industry-agnostic certificate issued by the International Standards Organization. The certificate communicates a company's capability to develop, deploy, and improve quality assurance systems and processes that ensure customer satisfaction and compliance to the legal requirements simultaneously. As one of the recipients of the ISO 9001:2015 certification, we have deployed robust quality assurance systems at scale.
Many of the offerings under the PCB Power umbrella are backed by the RoHS Certification that meets the hazardous substance usage limits as defined by the European Union. This ensures that all our products, offerings, and solutions have only the permissible limit as defined by the RoHS compliance benchmarks for substances like lead, mercury, and cadmium.
PCB Power has been one of the preferred members of the United States defense and space ecosystem. We comply with the standards set in the United States Munitions List, further expanded with the International Traffic in Arms Regulation. Our ITAR compliance has helped us serve some of the most effective defense and research projects in the United States.
This approval is crucial for accessing U.S. or Canadian technical data necessary for product design. The DD2345 Military Critical Technical Data Agreement certifies eligibility in the Joint Certification Program (JCP), enabling U.S. and Canadian defense contractors to access unclassified, export-controlled data for defense or space applications, including blueprints, drawings, and technical specifications.