Quality approach

Define it clearly.
Check what matters.

Drawings define the parts; the assembly specification defines how they work together. Agree the checks and records before production.

Plan before production

Make acceptance
criteria explicit.

Our proposed quality plan is part-specific. Confirm the required scope and deliverables during quotation and order review.

Drawing & revision
Align part numbers, revisions, material, finish and assembly BOM. Identify critical-to-function features and interfaces.
Inspection checkpoints
Agree first-piece, outside-process and assembly checks. Where relevant, include fit, orientation and bonding conditions; confirm any functional test method and equipment separately.
Evidence to match the requirement
Specify inspection records, material certificates and batch traceability needs before the order.
Shipment handover
Agree packaging, part identification, accompanying documents and tracking information.

Inspection capabilities

Methods and reporting scope are selected and agreed for each part.
Area	Capability	Discuss in your RFQ
Dimensional	Coordinate measurement and conventional dimensional checks	Datums, feature locations and drawing dimensions
Optical	Optical measurement and feature examination	Profiles, small features and visual requirements
Surface & form	Surface-roughness and roundness measurement	Finish and rotational form where specified
Material condition	Hardness measurement	Specified hardness requirements; material certificates agreed separately

Capability: Hardness measurement
Discuss in your RFQ: Specified hardness requirements; material certificates agreed separately

Methods and reporting scope are selected and agreed for each part.

Your next project

A machined part, a component assembly or a checking fixture. Start with the drawing, bill of materials or intended use.

Direct contact with your US point of contact.