Requirement Review
We review drawings, GD&T, material, finish, critical features and requested quality documents.
Quality requirements begin with your drawing. We review critical dimensions, inspection methods and documentation needs before production, then apply checks at the stages that matter to your part.
A clear inspection plan reduces ambiguity between design intent, manufacturing and final acceptance.
We review drawings, GD&T, material, finish, critical features and requested quality documents.
Material documents and first-off dimensions are checked according to the agreed project plan.
Key dimensions are monitored during machining so adjustments can be made before completion.
Completed parts are checked against approved requirements before packing and release.
Equipment selection depends on part geometry, tolerance, material, surface and the inspection scope agreed for the order.
CMM inspection supports dimensional and geometric verification of complex machined components.
Vision systems and profile projectors support non-contact measurement of small or detailed features.
Height gauges, micrometers, calipers, indicators and dedicated gauges support shop-floor checks.
Where specified, appropriate methods can be planned for roughness, coating thickness, hardness or corrosion-related requirements.
Set inspection evidence, acceptance criteria and approval steps while the manufacturing plan is being prepared.
Yes, when the report scope, measured features, sampling level and format are agreed during quotation.
Tolerance capability depends on geometry, material, feature size, process and inspection method. Send your drawing for a project-specific engineering review.
Available documentation depends on the material source and finishing route. List the exact certificate or report required in your RFQ.
Critical features are identified during drawing review and assigned suitable inspection methods and manufacturing checkpoints.
First article or sample approval can be included when the scope, format and approval sequence are defined before production.
Tell us which features are critical, what documents your team needs and how the parts will be accepted. We will review the requirements with the manufacturing scope.