Mactac® Spartanburg Receives ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management Certification

Mactac® announces that its Spartanburg, S.C. facility, which is the most innovative pressure-sensitive materials manufacturing site in the U.S., has earned ISO 9001:2015 quality management certification.

ISO 9001 is the world’s most recognized international certification standard for a quality management system. It provides guidance for companies that aim to ensure products and services consistently meet quality requirements. The certificate distinguishes that Mactac Spartanburg is committed to cost and waste reduction, continuous improvement, regulatory compliance and more, as evident by the facility’s systematic quality management system.

“Having the ISO 9001 certification signifies that Mactac has a systematic quality management system in place and that it is working,” says James Houser, Mactac Spartanburg Quality Assurance Manager. “This is a big deal for our customers. It assures them that Mactac has knowledgeable, trained, and experienced operators who are dedicated to producing quality products. It also provides a foundation for a quality-driven future.”
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