Quality & Manufacturing

Quality is planned before production begins.

We review drawings, tolerances, materials and inspection requirements together, then define the production and final inspection steps.

Handheld laser scanning of a machined tooling component
Verification Strategy

Measurement begins with the correct datum strategy.

Inspection method, part support and accessible characteristics are considered before measurement so the result represents the functional requirement.

Quality Mindset

Suitable methods and datums for meaningful results.

We select inspection methods according to the part’s geometry, size, surface and required tolerances.

3D scanning is not equally suitable for every part or tolerance. Its use for acceptance inspection is assessed against measurement suitability and customer requirements.

Manufacturing Principles

Four steps from technical review to final inspection.

We align the production plan, in-process checks and pre-delivery verification.

01

Technical Review

We review the drawing, revision, material, tolerances and acceptance criteria.

02

Process Planning

We define workholding, tooling, operation sequence and inspection steps.

03

In-Process Inspection

We carry out the required dimensional and surface checks during machining.

04

Final Inspection

We inspect completed parts against the drawing and agreed customer requirements.

Production Control

Inspection requirements are part of the production plan.

We consider quality during workholding, tooling and operation planning, as well as final inspection.

We review any special reporting, external measurement or additional verification needs during quotation.

01

Controlled Workflow

Production and inspection steps are planned around the technical scope.

02

Engineering Support

Manufacturability and measurement methods are reviewed together.

03

Continuous Improvement

Production and inspection experience is used to improve processes.

Quality Focused Manufacturing

Let’s clarify your manufacturing and inspection requirements.

Share your drawing and acceptance criteria so we can review suitable manufacturing and inspection methods.