1. Requirement review
Engineering and quality review critical dimensions, datums, GD&T, surface finish, material, documentation, and acceptance requirements before production.
Quality evidence
Inspection planned around your drawing and risk
PiPrecision selects inspection methods and documentation from the drawing, risk, production stage, and customer requirements.
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2. Process control
Inspection points are selected for setup approval, in-process control, final verification, and outside finishing according to project risk.
3. Release and records
Parts and agreed documents are checked against the approved drawing, order, and inspection scope before shipment release.
Inspection and traceability documents
Document availability is project-specific. Identify the required format, standard, sampling level, language, and traceability before quotation; options not stated on the order may require additional cost or lead time.
Dimensional inspection report
Recorded results for dimensions agreed in the inspection scope.
CMM report
Coordinate-measurement results for suitable geometric features and datums.
First-article inspection
A documented first-production review when its format and scope are agreed before manufacture.
Certificate of conformity
A declaration tied to the applicable order and agreed requirements.
Material certificate
Supplier or mill documentation when traceability and certificate type are specified in the RFQ.
Verified management-system certificates
The certificate images below are the current public evidence available on this website. Certificate scope and validity should be checked directly on the document before relying on it for supplier approval.
Define quality requirements before production
Send the controlled drawing, critical-feature list, inspection scope, certificate requirements, and acceptance standard with your RFQ.