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Amphenol CIT’s Nogales, Mexico facility earns Nadcap accreditation for electronics – cable and harness assemblies

24/06/2024

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Amphenol CIT’s Nogales, Mexico facility earns Nadcap accreditation for electronics – cable and harness assemblies
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Amphenol CIT, formerly Carlisle Interconnect Technologies, today announced that its Nogales, Mexico facility recently earned Nadcap accreditation in the category of Electronics – Cable and Harness Assemblies.

Administered by the Performance Review Institute (PRI), Nadcap (National Aerospace and Defense Contractors Accreditation Program) ensures conformity and quality assurance for products and services delivered to the aerospace and defense sector. Unlike traditional third-party programs, Nadcap approval is granted based on industry consensus.

“We are extremely proud to receive Nadcap accreditation for our Nogales facility,” said John Moritz, General Manager of Amphenol CIT. “This achievement underscores our commitment to quality and excellence. Nadcap accreditation not only opens doors to new business opportunities by meeting the stringent requirements of prime contractors but also allows us to streamline our operations, improve efficiency, and maintain high-quality standards. This ultimately translates to better products and services for our customers, reducing the risk of non-conforming products and enhancing overall satisfaction.”

In addition to its Nadcap accreditation for Electronics—Cable and Harness Assemblies, Amphenol CIT’s Nogales facility also has Nadcap accreditation for Chemical Processing.

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