counterfeit detection

Abstract Electronics, Inc. was founded in 1996 and distributes and sources electronic components and hardware for commercial and military OEMs and CEMs. It is a hybrid distributor offering franchised and manufacturer-direct lines plus sourcing of long lead time and obsolete hard-to-find items. Quality control is its prime focus, with an AS9120 certified Quality Management System and inspection based on IDEA STD 1010 and AS6081 standards including counterfeit detection.

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Advanced Component Testing (ACT) is an independent ISO 17025 accredited electronic component test lab located in Ronkonkoma, New York. It performs comprehensive electrical testing and counterfeit detection on COTS and MilSpec electronic components, and offers engineering services such as failure analysis and device programming. ACT serves the military/aerospace sector, commercial and industrial OEMs, and electronics distributors.

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Aerocyonics, Inc. is based in East Greenwich, Rhode Island, and supports mission-critical systems through microelectronics assurance, supply chain risk awareness, and advanced technology development. Its work spans failure analysis, device integrity validation, counterfeit and high-risk component risk mitigation, and development of next-generation technologies including laser-based precision processing and secure microelectronics for defense, aerospace, and high-reliability environments.

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Universal Machine Company (UMC), a Division of APO International, Inc., was established in 1971 and manufactures coin handling equipment. Its flagship Model 360 high speed coin counter is made in the U.S.A. and processes up to 6,000 coins per minute. UMC serves banks, transit agencies, CITs, mints, casinos, vending companies and other high volume users worldwide.

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Carnation is an Illinois-based distributor of advanced currency processing and cash-handling equipment, founded in 2004. It supplies currency counters, bill counters, mixed denomination money counters, counterfeit detectors, coin counters, check scanners, and storage cabinets to banks, retailers, dispensaries, law enforcement, and high-volume cash businesses. It also offers repair and cleaning services for its machines.

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Direct Components is an independent distributor of electronic components, founded in 1998 and based in Tampa, Florida. It specializes in sourcing hard-to-find, obsolete, and end-of-life semiconductor parts for OEMs, contract manufacturers, EMS companies, and distributors, with an in-house testing lab for quality inspection and counterfeit detection.

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