Sintavia achieves AS 9100 certification for design and development

February 17, 2021

The AS 9100 accreditation allows Sintavia to offer its flight and launch customers design solutions for critical components (Courtesy Sintavia)

Sintavia LLC, Hollywood, Florida, USA, has achieved AS 9100 approval for product design and development. Following months of auditing the company’s past performance, the approval allows Sintavia to offer its flight and launch customers certified design solutions for critical components such as heat exchangers, combustors and chassis applications.

“Over the past nine years, Sintavia has reached a number of milestones as we have developed the market for critical additively manufactured components for the aerospace, defence & space industry,” stated Alex Bencomo, Sintavia’s vice president of operations. “AS 9100 accreditation for design and development continues this trend. Customers can now be assured that not only does Sintavia possess the capability to design and develop their critical components, but also that it maintains the processes needed to conform these parts to rigorous quality standards.”

This latest certification adds to the company’s set of quality accreditations, including ISO 14001 and ISO 17025 certifications and Nadcap approval for Laser Beam Powder Bed Fusion (PBF-LB), Electron Beam Powder Bed Fusion (PBF-EB) and in-house heat treatment.

www.sintavia.com

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