Depending on project requirements, quality documentation may include dimensional inspection records, FAI reports, CMM reports, material-related documents and compliance-related records. The exact document package should be confirmed during RFQ or quality review.
First article inspection can be used for new parts, repeat production programs or design changes. It helps confirm key dimensions, inspection points and the approved production baseline before moving into larger production quantities.
CMM reports can be provided based on project requirements, part geometry and inspection plan. During RFQ review, our team can confirm which dimensions should be measured by CMM and what report format is needed.
Material batch information, production records and inspection results can be linked to manufacturing lots when required by the project. This helps purchasing and quality teams review repeat orders, investigate deviations and maintain stable supplier performance.
No. The inspection plan should be defined according to part function, material, tolerance requirements, critical dimensions, production volume and customer requirements. High-risk or repeat production parts may require more detailed documentation.
Yes. Customers can upload drawings and quality requirements before quotation. Our team can review key dimensions, inspection documentation needs, FAI, CMM report requirements and traceability expectations before confirming the quality plan.
