Our measurement laboratory checks manufactured parts against technical documentation. Inspection scope is defined by tolerances, component function and the agreed requirements.
Inspection requires a current drawing with dimensions and tolerances. Identify surfaces, holes and other features that are important to assembly or function. If you only have a model, we agree how the inspection requirements will be defined.
Measurement is useful when the features to check and the acceptance requirements are clear. We therefore agree inspection information before manufacturing or receiving the parts.
Parts are checked against the agreed revision of the technical documentation. This avoids ambiguity when drawings or models change during development. Include the drawing number and revision in your enquiry.
If you need a measurement record or a specific report format, tell us in advance. The measurement scope, recording method and any particular requirements are agreed for the order.
Quality control complements our development and manufacturing services. Important dimensions can be defined during development and completed components checked against the drawings after manufacturing.
For a quotation, specify part quantity, material and the required measurements. For an inspection-only enquiry, send the documentation so we can assess the measurements and scope of work.
Assessing conformity requires agreed tolerances or requirements. If these have not been defined, they need to be clarified before inspection.
Send the drawing and describe the required measurements. We review feasibility and agree the scope, timing and recording of results.
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Lead time and feasibility are confirmed after reviewing the documentation.