Defined requirements. Controlled production. Consistent inspection.
Quality starts with a clear understanding of what the product must do. Here is how incoming materials, production stages and finished components are checked against approved specifications.
Customer specification review
Drawings, tolerances, material requirements and acceptance criteria agreed before production.
Incoming material checks
Raw materials verified against supplier documentation and internal criteria.
In-process inspection
Checks at defined stages of mixing, molding and finishing.
Final product inspection
Dimensional and visual inspection against the approved specification.
Non-conformance handling
Segregation, root-cause review and corrective action for out-of-spec product.
Batch identification & traceability
Batches identified so product can be traced back through production.
Testing methods & records
Hardness (Shore A), tensile strength, elongation, density and cure behaviour, with records kept per batch.
Documentation on request.
We share certificates, test methods and inspection records with customers as part of qualifying a new part or supplier.
Certification and test documentation is shared with customers during supplier qualification. Tell us what your onboarding process requires and we will provide the relevant records.
Discuss your specifications.
Bring your drawing and acceptance criteria. We'll walk through how we would inspect and document the part.