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tomers have been with the com- pany since its inception, creating strong working relationships. “We stand above the compe-


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tition and differentiate ourselves because of the importance we place on service as well as our customers’ needs,” says Stephen Eggart, president. “As a result, our customer base has been with us for far longer than most other contract manufacturers’. We make partnerships that last. This is why the majority of our customers have been with us for more than 20 years.” Surf-Tech offers a compre-


hensive range of services to meet various contract manufacturing needs. Its dedicated team follows bill-of-materials, prints, data - sheets, and other specific re- quirements to ensure reliable as- sembly and top-notch quality. The company’s quality assurance department uses unit testing, vi- sual and automated 3D inspec- tion, as well as its ISO 9001 pro- gram to verify proper assembly. Quality assurance plays a


vital role in U.S. manufacturing, and Surf-Tech’s commitment to delivering high-quality solutions consistently meets and exceeds customer requirements. All in- spection personnel at Surf-Tech are certified IPC-A-610, further illustrating the company’s em- phasis on quality.


Web: www.surftechmfg.com STI Electronics: Madison, AL


STI Electronics Inc. (STI) is


a full-service EMS provider that specializes in safety-critical, human-critical, military/aero- space-critical applications across


David Raby, president and CEO.


various business segments in- cluding industrial, medical, mili- tary, and aerospace. Using some of the most advanced equipment for training, R&D, manufactur- ing, prototyping, and analysis gives the company’s engineers and analysts the versatility to provide the highest quality serv- ices for a range of products and services to address the chal- lenges and issues facing today’s electronic manufacturers.


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