Energy Innovation Group, Ltd. Achieves ISO/TS16949 Certification
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High Performance Lithium Battery Manufacturer Is First Korean Lithium Ion Large Format Battery Manufacturer to Gain ISO Based Certification Critical to the Transportation Markets SANTA CLARA, Calif.--(Business Wire)-- Energy Innovation Group Ltd. (EIG) a manufacturer of high energy and power density lithium ion batteries today announced it has achieved ISO/TS16949 certification for its design, development and production processes. "We are proud to be the first Korean large format lithium ion battery manufacturer to receive this certification and validation of our processes at EIG. While our customers have always embraced our products and processes with confidence this certification provides further validation for those customers who do not yet know EIG," said Seog Bum Kang, chief executive officer of EIG Ltd. "We look forward to duplicating and scaling the proven and certified EIG processes in our planned US based manufacturing plant," added Charlie Duncheon, president and chief executive officer of EIG America, Inc. "This certification is key for our focus on the transportation industry." ISO/TS16949 is an automotive quality management system based on ISO 9001 and emphasizes defect prevention and reduction of variation and waste at all steps in the design and manufacturing process. This standard is the required QMS standard for the global automotive supplier base. About EIG Energy Innovation Group, Ltd. (EIG) is a manufacturer of high energy density large format lithium ion polymer battery solutions. EIG products have multiple chemistries and integrated electronic battery management systems that provide safe and economically optimized solutions for the transportation, industrial, military, energy, and other global markets. More information can be found on the company`s website at www.eigbattery.com. EIG America, Inc. Timothy Coogan, 408-282-3615 info@eigbattery.com Copyright Business Wire 2009
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