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Ventec International Group Earns ISO 9001:2015 Certification for its German Facility
June 28, 2016 | Ventec International GroupEstimated reading time: 2 minutes
Ventec International Group, a world leader in the production of polyimide & high reliability epoxy laminates and prepregs, is proud to announce that its Central European facility located in Kirchheimbolanden, Germany has received certification under the ISO 9001:2015 quality management standard.
The nearly 3000sqm manufacturing, distribution and sales facility in Germany is the company's latest location within its global network of manufacturing and service centers in Asia, Europe and the USA to receive the ISO 9001:2015 quality standard. ISO 9001:2015 is an internationally recognized standard that specifies requirements for a quality management system (QMS). The standard helps organizations consistently meet the needs of customers and other key stakeholders in both the delivery and continuous improvement of products and services.
PCB fabrication customers can continue to rely on Ventec's fully accredited supply chain for high reliability laminates and pre-pregs. From manufacture through fabrication and delivery, Ventec's high quality product portfolio of polyimides, high reliability FR4 and its latest 'tec-speed' range of high speed/low loss materials are all covered by the accreditation.
"Receiving the ISO 9001:2015 certification at our German facility is another key milestone in our roadmap to offer a full complement of PCB base-products and service options for our customers," said Thomas Michels, Managing Director Europe. "In addition to providing products and solutions that adhere to the stringent quality requirements expected from our customers, Ventec takes great pride in helping our customers around the world to optimize their operational efficiency to better serve their customers."
"Today, our customers are faced with a significantly more competitive environment with tighter regulatory demands across industries," said Mark Goodwin, COO Ventec International Group. "They are looking to strategically partner with companies like Ventec for the supply of reliable materials and services to increase quality and lower their operating costs as a differentiated business model to maximize their own resources. By earning ISO 9001:2015 and other certifications such as AS9100 Rev C for aerospace and ISO/TS16949 for automotive, Ventec can offer our customers the highest possible quality standards and cost structure transformation through an improved and fully controlled supply chain, innovation and long term strategic partnerships."
For more information about Ventec’s solutions and the company’s wide variety of products, please click here.
About Ventec International Group
With volume manufacturing facilities and HQ in Suzhou China, Ventec International specializes in advanced copper clad glass reinforced and metal backed substrates for the PCB industry. With distribution locations and quick-turn CCL manufacturing sites in both the US and Europe, Ventec International is a premier supplier to the Global PCB industry.
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