All incoming raw materials are subjected to incoming quality inspection to verify material grade, dimensions, surface condition, and compliance with customer drawings and specifications. Material identification is ensured through batch-wise tagging, enabling full traceability throughout the manufacturing process. Only approved and released materials are issued to production, minimizing the risk of mix-ups and non-conformities.

Before mass production, pre-production / development samples are manufactured as per approved drawings, tolerances, and surface finish requirements. These samples undergo dimensional inspection, functional checks, and feasibility validation. Customer approval (PPAP / First Article Inspection Report where applicable) is obtained prior to production release, ensuring process capability, manufacturability, and repeatability.

During machining and secondary operations, in-process quality control checks are carried out at defined intervals. Critical dimensions, tolerances, and visual attributes are monitored using calibrated inspection instruments. Online QC data is recorded in inspection logs and control sheets, enabling early detection of deviations and effective process control to reduce rejection and rework.

Upon completion of production, parts undergo final quality inspection as per the inspection plan and customer-specified criteria. Dimensional measurements, visual checks, and quantity verification are documented in a Final Inspection Report. This ensures conformance to drawings, specifications, and quality standards before dispatch approval.

Before shipment, all components are subjected to 100% visual inspection to check for surface defects, burrs, dents, scratches, and contamination. Parts are then cleaned and packed using appropriate protective packaging methods such as polybags, bubble wrap, foam, or VCI as required. Packaging is designed to ensure damage-free transit, corrosion protection, and product integrity during storage and international shipment.