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Dr. Chris Kalmus, owner, and President of Aurora Circuits recently that his company has started the process to earn their IATF 16949-2016 Certification.
When making the announcement, Dr. Kalmus had this to say, “Although we have been serving automotive customers for years, especially with our special technology thermal products such as heavy copper (over 20 Oz.) and Pedestal technology it has become evident to our team that we need to have this certification. Particularly at this time when our Automotive Business is scaling up significantly. We look forward to being fully certified in 90 days.”
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