Drawing Review
Part revision, dimensions, tolerances, finish callouts and acceptance criteria are confirmed.
QUALITY CONTROL
Quality requirements translated into practical inspection points.
Quality begins with drawing review and continues through incoming material checks, first-article confirmation, process inspection, finish review, final inspection and export packaging.
Drawing and revision controlFirst-article inspectionFinal inspection before packing
01 / BEFORE PRODUCTION
Requirements and material control
Critical characteristics are identified before parts enter production.
Material Verification
Grade, thickness and available certificates are checked against the approved order.
02 / DURING PRODUCTION
Process inspection
Checks are placed where variation can be detected and corrected early.
First-Article Confirmation
Initial parts are inspected before the batch proceeds through the full route.
Dimensional Inspection
Calipers, gauges and project-specific measuring methods verify key features.
Weld & Finish Review
Joint quality, grinding, grain direction, color and cosmetic surfaces are reviewed.
03 / RELEASE
Final inspection and export protection
Parts are released against agreed criteria before shipment.
Final Sampling or Full Check
Inspection level is selected according to part risk and customer requirements.
Protective Packaging
Film, foam, edge guards, cartons or cases are selected to protect finished surfaces.
Have a control plan or inspection standard?
Attach it with your RFQ so quality requirements can be included in process planning.