Quality that Counts

Quality is not just a fancy word for Mekoprint – it’s a way of thinking. An efficient way, a green way.

For this reason, quality in Mekoprint is closely tied to education, processes, LEAN-thinking and a greener footprint in this world.

For over 50 years our customers have challenged us to create the best solutions and our customized applications sit in products that save lives, produce energy, protect nations, or make every day easier for a large number of people.

For the confidence we are proud and for this we strive to deliver the best possible quality.

People

Quality starts with people. Of understanding the impact of quality, of setting goals and of having a quality mindset.

Mekoprint staff is continuously trained and educated in LEAN and our production is certified to ensure a consistent quality. And we continue to set high goals for our quality.

Procurement

Procurement is not just finding the best product at the best price but also about minimizing surplus in the warehouse. And beyond all, electronics components also mean avoiding conflict minerals or other metals, substances or working techniques that have an impact on humans or our planet.

In Mekoprint, we seek to lean our procurement and our whole thought behind customizing in the highest quality is that we only manufacture what is needed for the solution. No more and no less.

Production

Get it right the first time! Under this motto we strive to deliver the highest quality solutions.

It’s super easy to say but how do we do it? We do it by having quality drivers and they are the right people and the right procedures.

Our operators are all trained on a regular basis in IPC620 class 3. And working with Mekoprint means that you are met with over 50 years of production knowledge.

Planet

We are not holy, but we are trying to do our best by re-using, recycling and minimizing our footprint in the world. For us, it is also a sign of quality because it shows that we relate to the world in which we live.

Click here if you are curious about how we interpret UN’s 17 sustainable development goals.