Press Release: Aurora Circuits Achieves AS 9100
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: DECEMBER 15, 2021
Aurora Circuits Achieves AS 9100
Aurora Il: Dr. Chris Kalmus, Owner and President of Aurora Circuits announced that his company has a earned their AS-9100 Certification. When making the announcement, Dr. Kalmus said, “I am so proud of our Aurora Circuits team. This accomplishment is a true testament to all the hard work everybody has done in the past year. We had several options of which certification to pursue and decided on AS9100, as it is a true process control certification, providing us with a great operations system to guide the company towards continued success and excellence. Earning our AS9100 certification is a great way to end 2021 and, better yet, kick off 2022.”
About Aurora Circuits
We’ve been making outstanding printed circuit boards in the USA for more than 80 years, so we know a thing or two about making great products. We are problem solvers, creative partners, cost reducers and quality mongers who love nothing more than bringing a new circuit board story to life. Aurora is the world’s leading producer of Ultra Heavy copper boards providing PCBs with over 20 Once copper thicknesses.
For more information go to: www.auroracircuits.com
Brian Zirlin
217-257-9497 |brianz@auroracircuits.com
2250 White Oak Circle | Aurora, Illinois 60502
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