Typical tolerance
Down to ±0.01 mm depending on part geometry, material, size and process.
03 / Quality & inspection
Measured parts.
Clear records.
We use practical inspection tools throughout production to verify dimensions, finish and consistency against customer requirements.
Inspection equipment
Our equipment includes calipers, micrometers, height gauges, profile projectors, optical measuring equipment, CMM, surface roughness testers and hardness testers.
Inspection focus
Dimensions, fit-critical features, appearance, surface finish and quantity checks.
Customer documents
Inspection and material documentation can be discussed according to project requirements.
Certification note: Our quality system is built on hands-on inspection using the equipment listed above. For medical, food-safety, pressure-rated or other regulated applications, we review and agree the compliance requirements with the finished-device or system manufacturer before quoting.
Inspection workflow
Measured at the
point that matters.
Inspection is part of the production flow, not only a final paperwork step. We verify critical dimensions, fit, appearance and consistency using the tools required by each project.
Calipers & micrometers
Routine dimensional checks during production review.
Height gauges & projectors
Support for precise height, profile and form review.
Optical and CMM capability
Available for parts requiring more controlled measurement.
Roughness & hardness
Surface and material checks when required by the part.
Where the risk drops fastest
Most liquid-cooling and appearance-critical orders need three answers before price becomes meaningful: which dimensions are critical, which finish areas are visible, and what record the buyer needs at delivery.
What we can provide
We can provide measurement data, inspection notes and part photos where the drawing and process allow it. The useful level depends on quantity, feature detail and the buyer’s receiving specification.
Certification status
We provide practical dimensional and surface inspection using the equipment above. For regulated applications, compliance scope is agreed with the buyer before production.
What to expect from a
quality review.
01 / Before production
Drawing and process review
We confirm which dimensions are critical, which surfaces are visible, and which inspection method fits the feature before quoting. This avoids disputes after the part is made.
02 / During production
In-line measurement
Calipers, micrometers and height gauges are used at setup and during production to catch variation early. For CMM-level work, parts are measured at defined checkpoints agreed with the buyer.
03 / Before delivery
Final inspection and records
Final dimensional checks, surface finish verification and quantity counts are completed before packaging. Inspection notes and photos can be provided where the project scope requires them.
Certification scope: If your project requires certified inspection reports, material test certificates or a specific quality audit, state this in the RFQ and we will confirm what we can provide before quoting.
Ready to review your drawing?
Send part type, material, quantity, finish and target date. We reply with manufacturability and a clear next step.