Lintech Components is a trusted resource with a unique distribution model consisting of a qualified inventory of electronic components and a highly-accredited affiliated test laboratory. We specialize in the procurement of hard-to-find MilSpec and COTS parts while ensuring product quality through strategic technology investments and a series of meticulous incoming and outgoing quality screening and counterfeit mitigation inspections.
With over 60 commodities representing more than 200 manufacturers, Lintech Components is known for one of the strongest line cards in the industry. We also set ourselves apart with impeccable credentials including ongoing status on the DLA's qualified distributor and tester lists and a quality management system certified to ISO 9001, AS9120 and AC 00-56B.
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New FAR Makes Previously Voluntary Screening and Reporting, Now Mandatory
A new Federal Acquisition Regulation provision and clause effective on December 23, 2019, requires, in short, federal contractors to report counterfeit or suspect counterfeit parts and major/critical nonconformances to their Contracting Officer and to GIDEP. The new FAR provision (48 C.F.R. § 46.317) and clause (FAR 52.246-26) applies to civilian and defense contracts over $150K...
Read MoreHow to Identify a Falsified CoC
So you’ve found the legacy electronic component you need through an indirect source and you’re thrilled, especially since you’ve been told it comes with full traceability documents! Unfortunately, one of the tools unscrupulous sources use is to help peddle fake EEE parts is to alter and produce counterfeit certificates of conformance...
Read MoreIndustry May be Trending towards Faster Obsolescence
In a perfect world you’d design and build a product and every part--down to the tiniest electronic component--would be readily available for its entire production life. Unfortunately in the real world semiconductors and other electronic components have their own lifecycles and they may be shorter than the optimal life of your design. In the past few years, a number of industry trends may be pointing towards faster electronic component obsolescence.
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