Counterfeit Avoidance Program
With the world market as their sales territory and a host country that turns a blind eye to the rights of Intellectual Property (IP) holders worldwide, the counterfeiting and resale of electronic components in Shantou & Shenzhen, China is alive, well and flourishing.
Scope of Global Counterfeiting
- » Current value of counterfeit electronic components is estimated at approximately $10 Billion annually
- » One recent seizure alone was $1.3 Billion
- » Counterfeiting costs the US economy between $200 Billion - $250 Billion annually
- » Overall global counterfeit goods are estimated at $3.9 Trillion
Allan Electronics' staff has been well trained and is very adept at the detection of counterfeit components. The in-house lab has been fitted with top-of-the-line equipment to test all component orders. The Quality Management System of Allan Electronics meets the requirements of the International standard ISO 9001:2009.
Counterfeit electronic components and boards are defined as:
- » An unauthorized copy
- » Doesn't conform to original OCM design, model and/or performance standards
- » Not produced by the OCM or is produced by an unauthorized subcontractor
- » An off-specification, defective, or used OCM product sold as "new" or working
- » Has incorrect or false marking and/or documentation
Quality Standard
- Pre-qualified and audited vendor list
- 30-point inbound inspection procedure
- 10-point outbound inspection procedure
- All orders tested in lab
- Visual Inspection
- Decapsulation (If needed)
- Electrical Testing
- ESD Compliant
- ISO 9001:2000 compliant
- Customer risk tolerance communicated
- Customer critical requirements communicated
- Customer satisfaction is our #1 priority




