October, 2024 Business Briefs AIM Celebrates 25 Years in Mexico
CRANSTON, RI — AIM Solder’s Mexico operations, AIM-Soldadura de Mexico, located in Juarez, is celebrating its 25th year. Established as the first manufacturer of advanced technology solder pastes and fluxes in Mexico, the facility has consistently met the highest stan- dards of quality and innovation. Over the years, it has expanded its capabilities to include the production of AIM’s high-purity Electrop- ure™ and IPC grades of bar solder. Web:
www.aimsolder.com
CalcuQuote Integrates with TI’s API
DALLAS, TX — CalcuQuote is now integrating with Texas Instru- ments’ (TI) complete Backlog API suite. Customers using the API can schedule deliveries, change purchase orders, receive advanced ship notices, and more. Ever ready to support customers, CalcuQuote’s purchasing platform seamlessly integrates with the Backlog API suite and is ready to integrate with any ERP API. Web:
www.calcuquote.com
ROCKA Expands in Brazil
SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL — ROCKA Solutions has expanded in Brazil with a second location in Manaus. Having entered Brazil earlier this year, the company is delivering exceptional value and support to its Brazilian customers. The company’s rapid growth in the region is a testament to the effectiveness of its approach and high-quality prod- uct offerings. Web:
www.rockasolutions.com
Stabond Achieves Nadcap
Accreditation for Sealants GARDENA, CA — Stabond Corporation has received Nadcap (Na- tional Aerospace and Defense Contractors Accreditation Program) accreditation for sealants and is now listed on the Qualified Manu- facturers List (QML). Stabond successfully passed the extensive au- dit and received Nadcap accreditation for demonstrating its ongoing commitment to quality by satisfying customer requirements and in- dustry specifications. Web:
www.stabond.com
Green Circuits Reinforces Quality
Certifications SAN JOSE, CA — Green Circuits is emphasizing its commitment to the highest quality standards through continued compliance with ITAR and J-STD-001 Space and Military Addendum certifications. the ITAR certification ensures that the company complies with U.S. regulations on the export and handling of defense-related materials and technologies. The J-STD-Space and Military Addendum certifi- cation reflects Green Circuits’ expertise in meeting the rigorous re- quirements for soldered assemblies in space and military applica- tions.
Web:
www.greencircuits.com Ventec Joins PCBAA
ELK GROVE VILLAGE, IL — Ventec International Group has joined the Printed Circuit Board Association of America (PCBAA), support- ing the organization’s dedication to promoting the interests of PCB manufacturers and suppliers in the U.S. PCBAA works to support domestic production of PCBs, also advocating for initiatives that cre- ate fair market conditions. Its role recognizes the importance of the PCB to electronic assemblies and hence the value of supply chain se- curity.
Web:
www.venteclaminates.com Libra Industries Opens Cleanroom
DAYTON, OH — Libra Industries has opened a new manufacturing cleanroom at its Dayton facility. This state-of-the-art cleanroom is set to enhance its capabilities, reflecting a commitment to technolog- ical advancement and operational excellence. The new facility marks a significant milestone in Libra’s strategy to support growth fueled by the burgeoning demands of the semiconductor sector. Web:
www.libraindustries.com
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