Certified manufacturing systems
Quality record / Mount Vernon, Indiana
Manufacturing certifications with proof in every process
Infinity connects ISO 9001, ISO 13485, IATF 16949, and ISO 14001 to the way programs are planned, molded, measured, documented, released, and improved.
One campus. Four management frameworks. One connected production culture.
Quality policy Adding Value To Everything We Do
Four standards / one operating system
Each certification opens a different view into controlled manufacturing
ISO 9001 Quality management
Consistent processes / accountable improvement
A quality-management foundation for customer requirements and repeatable results
ISO 9001 connects responsibilities, controlled methods, measured performance, corrective action, and continual improvement across the manufacturing system.
- Customer-focused planning
- Documented process control
- Performance review
ISO 13485 Medical device quality
Risk-aware / traceable / validated
Medical manufacturing controls built around documentation and traceability
ISO 13485 reinforces risk-aware quality planning, controlled production, documented validation, and traceable evidence for medical and healthcare programs.
- Medical quality framework
- Class 8 molding environment
- Documented validation
IATF 16949 Automotive quality
Prevention / repeatability / response
Automotive discipline focused on defect prevention and production consistency
IATF 16949 strengthens quality planning, prevention, traceable evidence, and rapid response for demanding repeat-production programs.
- Prevention-focused planning
- High-volume repeatability
- Measured response
ISO 14001 Environmental management
Objectives / controls / improvement
Environmental responsibility translated into everyday operating controls
ISO 14001 supports defined objectives, operational awareness, responsible resource use, and continued improvement of environmental performance.
- Environmental objectives
- All-electric molding
- Continual improvement
Certification in practice
A standard matters when it changes the work between requirement and release
Infinity’s certifications reinforce a connected production chain. Information is not filed away after planning; it travels with the program into the tool, process, inspection plan, release record, and next improvement.
- 01Translate
Convert drawings, application needs, and market requirements into measurable controls.
- 02Qualify
Align material, tooling, process limits, validation, and acceptance methods before production.
- 03Control
Run approved inputs and process windows with trained teams and maintained equipment.
- 04Verify
Measure critical characteristics with on-site dimensional and optical inspection.
- 05Improve
Use results, nonconformance learning, and customer feedback to strengthen the next cycle.
Certificate register
Find the framework aligned with your program and market
Use Infinity’s official certificate library for the currently published certification documents.
Open official libraryGeneral quality management
Customer focus, controlled processes, review, and improvement
Related quality systemsMedical device quality
Risk-aware documentation, validation, production, and traceability
Related cleanroom capabilityAutomotive quality
Defect prevention, process rigor, evidence, and response
Related automotive marketEnvironmental management
Objectives, responsible operations, and continual progress
Related sustainability programCertification on the production floor
The operating system stays visible where parts are actually made
Standards become useful through the daily choices that protect material identity, tool condition, process stability, inspection results, and documented release.
Incoming resin controls establish the first evidence point.
Scientific molding and documented validation support repeatability.
On-site metrology turns characteristics into release decisions.
Program evidence packet
Four evidence layers make the quality system usable at release
Each layer answers a different question, while shared traceability keeps the answers connected to the same production lot.
Every incoming resin lot is checked with FTIR scanning to help verify material identity before production.
Material expertiseScientific molding and documented validation define a stable production method around critical results.
Scientific molding + validationCMM and vision inspection provide on-site dimensional and optical evidence close to the molding process.
Metrology + inspectionAcceptance records, traceability, and response history support a clear decision for each production lot.
Quality systemsMeasured operating proof
Certified quality systems produce visible operating evidence
Dimensional and optical inspection stays close to production
FTIR scanning supports verification before resin enters production.
Defined objectives and controls connect responsible operations with continual improvement.
Environmental responsibilityEngineeringToolingMoldingMetrologyAssembly
Program qualification starts with the evidence plan
Bring the requirements that cannot be left to assumption
Share the application, market, drawing, material, validation, traceability, and acceptance expectations. Infinity can connect them to a practical manufacturing and release strategy.
- 01Market standard
- 02Critical characteristics
- 03Material + environment
- 04Validation expectations
- 05Release documentation
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