Know how your parts
will be checked.
Align the drawing, the process and the inspection plan before production.
A closer look at the production workflow.
We work with your drawings and requirements to plan machining,
inspection and delivery. You are welcome to review our factory and
processes to see how parts are made and checked.
1. Drawing review
Check key dimensions,
tolerances and special
requirements.2. Material verification
Confirm material type,
condition and
traceability records.3. In-process checks
Use suitable inspection
methods during
machining.4. Final inspection
Verify critical features
and prepare inspection
records.
Make quality visible.
We use appropriate measuring equipment and clear records
to confirm that parts meet your drawing requirements.
Agree the records you need.
We can prepare inspection documentation to match your
project and customer requirements.
Dimensional inspection plan
Define key dimensions, tolerances and inspection methods.
Material documentation
Provide material certificates and relevant traceability records.
Critical feature checks
Include detailed inspection of functional and safety-critical features.
Dimensional Inspection Report
| Feature | Nominal | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Bore diameter | Per drawing | — |
| Hole position | Per drawing | — |
| Face flatness | Per drawing | — |
| Surface finish | Per drawing | — |
Questions worth asking a supplier.
Use these questions when evaluating a machining partner. Clear answers help ensure a smooth and reliable project.
Which features are critical to function?
Identify mating surfaces, fits, datums and any safety-critical dimensions on the drawing. Agree which features require a specific inspection method or record before production.
What inspection method will be used?
Match the method to the feature, tolerance and access needed. Confirm the measuring equipment, sampling plan and any first-article requirements in the quotation.
Which documents are required?
Specify dimensional reports, material certificates, traceability records or other documentation when requesting a quote. Availability and scope should be confirmed for your project.
How will deviations be handled?
Agree how a potential nonconformance will be recorded and communicated, who can approve a concession, and when replacement or rework is required.
Share your quality requirements with your drawing.
We’ll review your project and discuss the appropriate process, inspection plan and documentation.