Sila Earns ISO 9001:2015 Certification for Moses Lake Facility

Sila Secures ISO 9001:2015 Certification

Sila ISO 9001:2015 certification marks an important milestone for the company’s Moses Lake manufacturing facility as it expands production of silicon-carbon anode technology in the United States. The certification demonstrates that the plant has established a scalable quality management system designed to support product quality, material traceability, risk management, and customer protection. For Sila, the certification provides formal recognition of the quality systems supporting its manufacturing operations as production capabilities continue to scale.

Quality Certification Supports Production Scale-Up

The Moses Lake facility is part of Sila’s effort to scale U.S. manufacturing of its silicon-carbon anode technology. The company said the ISO 9001:2015 certification represents another milestone in that process, reflecting the plant’s ability to operate with structured quality controls and traceability practices. These capabilities are intended to help maintain consistent product quality while supporting manufacturing growth. The certification also establishes a foundation for the facility’s next quality-related objective as it prepares to pursue additional automotive-specific requirements.

Next Step Is IATF 16949 Certification

The next planned certification for the Moses Lake facility is IATF 16949, which is intended to address quality requirements associated with automotive applications. Meanwhile, the plant is already operational and manufacturing Titan Silicon, a silicon anode material developed to replace graphite in batteries. According to Sila, Titan Silicon is designed to improve battery energy density and enable faster charging. The manufacturing activity therefore connects the facility’s quality-system development with its ongoing production of advanced silicon-anode material.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the certification mean for Sila’s Moses Lake facility?
The certification confirms that the Moses Lake manufacturing facility has established a scalable quality management system covering product quality, material traceability, risk management, and customer protection. It represents a milestone as the facility expands U.S. production of silicon-carbon anode technology. The plant is operational and manufactures Titan Silicon, a silicon anode material designed to replace graphite while improving battery energy density and enabling faster charging. The facility’s next planned quality milestone is IATF 16949 certification for automotive applications.