01
Design support
Application review, product concepts, interface definition and manufacturability input.
Capabilities aligned from
design through production.
A joined-up development approach helps identify manufacturability, tooling and quality considerations early.
02
Development
Prototypes, press tools, moulds, fixtures and iterative sample refinement.
03
Production
Process definition, assembly support and supply planning around customer schedules.
04
Quality
Inspection planning around incoming materials, in-process characteristics and finished parts.
Quality approach
Critical features should be defined before they are inspected
A practical quality plan starts with agreed drawings, specifications, samples and acceptance criteria. Inspection can then focus on the characteristics that influence fit, function and safety.
- Requirement and drawing review
- Incoming-material verification planning
- First-off and in-process checks
- Final inspection against agreed criteria
- Non-conformance and corrective-action discipline
- Document and revision awareness
Information to be verified
Certification status, calibrated equipment list, traceability process, test capability, inspection records and applicable product standards.
This page intentionally avoids claiming ISO certification, compliance approvals or test capabilities until supporting records are supplied.
Indicative workflow
Quality gates across development
Requirement agreement
Identify drawings, specifications, critical characteristics and approval expectations.
Tool and sample review
Evaluate trial parts, identify deviations and record required corrections.
Process approval
Agree the production method and inspection checkpoints before regular supply.
Repeat production control
Monitor agreed features and respond systematically to variation or feedback.
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