Made in the USA?
Although it appears to be a matter of fact, products labeled “Made in the USA” are rarely a pure effort of American workers and resources, especially when it comes to technology. There are degrees of manufacturing that can take place in several countries that cloud claims of a purely USA computer product.
Whether a product is "Made in the USA" is based not solely on advertised statements but also on your interpretation. Various government programs have their own rules, such as the operational degree and percentage of components, with exceptions. If you need information on a specific program, feel free to contact us. It's important to note that the rules of these programs can sometimes conflict.
As far as we know, there are no standard computers that are 100% made in the USA. There are few very impressive manufacturers who off shore source the minute components for their motherboards which are built up to full finished products. They may be the most accurate representation of computers “Made in the USA.” However, the base components are not 100%from the USA.
There are two other types of industrial computers to consider: those made 100% outside the US and those sourcing components and producing finished goods in the US.
CoastIPC purchases components primarily from Taiwanese manufacturers, some from the US, and a few from other countries. The parts are components in your custom build and will not function independently. So, as mentioned above, the functional computer is made by American workers who execute the labor for the finished goods.
The CoastIPC staff lives locally to our Hingham, MA facility. We are in the shop daily to build new goods, offer tech support, and provide service. To say if our products are “Made in the USA” is up to you.
