Electronics Production | May 07, 2010
Lacroix Electronique Tunisia certified EN 9100
Electronqiue Lacroix Tunisia has successfully obtained the internationally recognised EN9100 certification.
Achieving this certification—for manufacturing in the segments Aeronautics, Space & Defense—for the site of Tunisia, is a strategic step for the EMS-provider Lacroix Electronique. It also reinforces the link between the design and manufacturing locations in France and Tunisia, making an easy transfer between the two cost-solutions possible, the company stated.
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