Quality control

Inspection aligned with project requirements.

Quality control begins with a clear understanding of the drawing, material, critical dimensions, and documentation requirements for each custom component.

Inspection flow

Quality checks across the process.

The exact inspection plan and documentation scope are confirmed according to the part and customer requirements.

Incoming Material Inspection

Review of incoming material information and condition against confirmed project requirements.

In-Process Inspection

Process checks at relevant manufacturing stages to monitor defined features and dimensions.

Final Inspection

Verification of finished parts against the confirmed drawing and project criteria before release.

Dimensional Inspection

Measurement of specified dimensions using suitable inspection methods for the project.

Quality Documentation

Inspection and project documentation can be discussed based on customer requirements.

Coordinate measuring machine in the inspection area
Coordinate measuring machine
Height measurement equipment in the inspection area
Height measurement
Optical inspection equipment
Optical inspection
Dimensional inspection station and equipment
Dimensional inspection station

Before quotation

Tell us what matters for your part.

Mark critical dimensions, inspection points, cosmetic requirements, or documentation needs clearly in your drawing or inquiry. This helps the project team review the quotation scope accurately.

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Critical features

Identify dimensions and features essential to fit, function, or assembly.

02

Inspection requirements

Share the measurements or checks expected for the project.

03

Documentation needs

State any required project records before the quotation is prepared.

Include your quality requirements.

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