Turning Acceptance Requirements into Process Controls
Quality starts with clear drawings, materials, appearance criteria, and inspection methods. Standards are confirmed at project launch, checkpoints are placed during manufacturing, and final checks follow approved project data.
Six‑Step Quality Process
Requirement Review: Verify drawing revision, materials, critical dimensions, cosmetic surfaces, assembly and inspection methods.
Incoming & In‑Process Inspection: Inspect materials and key processing phases per project requirements.
Critical Dimension Inspection: Perform dimension measurement based on defined datums and methods; coordinate‑measuring machine (CMM) is confirmed as available from existing documentation.
Mold Trial & Sample Approval: Document mold trial results, sample IDs, issues and revision status.
Final Inspection: Verify approved revision level, appearance, quantity, packaging and relevant delivery documents.
Records & Corrective Follow‑up: Document non‑conformities, root causes, corrective actions and closure status.
Inspection requirements are defined according to approved drawings, critical dimensions, appearance standards, materials, and project-specific acceptance criteria. Appropriate inspection methods and equipment are selected for each project. Inspection records, dimensional reports, and sample approval documents can be provided when included in the agreed project scope.
