Material
Confirm that the material entering the order matches the accepted requirement.
QUALITY CONTROL
The drawing, specification, sample or established product remains the active reference. We resolve missing decisions early and keep production, inspection and release accountable to it.

01 / ACCEPTANCE BASIS
We establish material, fit, finish, evidence, packing and delivery requirements early. Missing details are closed before they reach production.
02 / CONTROL THROUGH PRODUCTION
The accepted requirement guides preparation, in-process verification, finish and release. Each stage works from the same basis, keeping production decisions tied to the order.
Confirm the accepted requirement, quantity, route, checks and delivery needs.
Align material, tooling and production sequence with the accepted requirement.
Verify critical features while work is underway, when action can still be taken.
Confirm completed workmanship and the agreed coating or surface condition.
Close the required checks, records, packing and marking before shipment.
DEFINED CHECKS
Confirm that the material entering the order matches the accepted requirement.
Check the dimensions and formed geometry that determine fit and use.
Check the thread details that control engagement and fit.
Review the agreed surface condition or coating before the order is released.
Check protection, identification and agreed records before shipment.
Where a standard applies, it is identified with the order and translated into relevant manufacturing and inspection criteria.
03 / NON-CONFORMANCE
A result outside the accepted reference is contained and reviewed before the order proceeds. Any correction or agreed disposition is verified before release.
Hold the result from moving further or reaching release.
Compare it with the accepted reference and establish what changed.
Correct the result or agree a clear disposition against the order.
Recheck the outcome before the hold closes and release continues.
04 / FINAL RELEASE
Before shipment, product, agreed records, packing and marking are checked together against the order. Required documentation is supplied where agreed.
START WITH THE REQUIREMENT
Share the product, quantity, material or grade, finish, inspection or testing needs, destination and required date where known. If information is incomplete, technical review identifies the decisions needed to form a controlled order.