Decisions to make early
Inspection starts with an approved reference. Identify the drawing revision, features to measure, acceptance limits and the reporting format you need.
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Check the details that define the result.
Define acceptance criteria early. Inspection and documentation help connect the approved design with the finished component or assembly.
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THE SCOPEOne brief.
One brief.
Every detail.
Explore the processes relevant to your project. The final scope is agreed after a technical review.
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Dimensional inspection
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CMM inspection
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Material and coating verification
04
Quality documentation
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Final inspection and testing
PLAN YOUR REQUIREMENTA useful brief.
A useful brief.
A clearer next step.
Dimensional checks, component verification, assembly inspection and documented acceptance reviews.
What to agree before work begins
Agree measurement scope, sampling requirements, report format and how any non-conforming observations will be recorded.
BEFORE YOU ENQUIREQuestions,
Questions,
answered.
What is needed before a component can be inspected?
Provide the current drawing or specification and identify the dimensions or characteristics that require verification. Include reference datums, acceptance limits and the quantity of parts.
Can inspection results be documented?
State the required report format and traceability information when enquiring. The scope, measurement method and documentation to be supplied are agreed before inspection.
A CLEAR START
What to share.
Drawings, inspection criteria, reference standards and documentation needs.
Technical scope, material suitability, tolerances, inspection criteria, pricing and timing are confirmed after reviewing your requirements.
A CONNECTED APPROACHThink beyond
Think beyond
one process.
Your project may need design, fabrication, finishing and assembly together. Include the complete requirement so each step can be considered in context.
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