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FQA
(redirected from Fastener Quality Act)

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FQAFrequently Questioned Answers
FQAFixed Quota Allocation (UK)
FQAField Quality Assurance
FQAFully Qualified Account
FQAFunctional Quality Assurance
FQAFood Quality Assurance (USDA)
FQAFair Queuing Algorithm
FQAFastener Quality Act
FQAFinal Quality Assurance
FQAFull Quality Assurance


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A new guide from the Industrial Fasteners Institute (IFI), Cleveland, OH, explains the 1999 amended Fastener Quality Act and provides useful information to OEMs about the new law and its impact on the buying and selling of fasteners.
Implementation of the Fastener Quality Act (FQA), expected to occur in late 1999 (almost a decade after its original passage), will fortify the global position of US producers of high-end, high-performance products.
Ford Aviation Investment Reform Act for the 21st Century, and the Fastener Quality Act Amendments of 1999, legislation which was projected to save the automotive and aerospace manufacturing industry $1 billion annually in unnecessary regulations.
 
 
 
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