Inspection and documentation for your machined parts
Dimensional inspection supports the fit and function of your components. Add the dimensional reports, material records, process documentation or AS9102-format first-article package your order requires. The quotation identifies which checks and records are included with your order.
Define quality for the job.
Bring the acceptance criteria into view before the work is quoted.
Critical features
CMM and dimensional measurement support checks on the machined part.
Material and process records
Material and process records connect the lot to your order.
Inspection deliverables
Agree the report scope and customer review requirements so the proposed deliverables serve the intended acceptance process.
Records that support review of the parts.
Dimensional report
Recorded results linked to specified part features and drawing revision. Identify the characteristics and report format needed.
Material records
Specified material certificates and heat/lot identifiers associated with the order. Include required traceability and source records in the RFQ.
Process records
Documentation for the included heat treatment, passivation or outside operations. Identify the applicable operation, specification and required record.
AS9102-format first-article package
The agreed combination of characteristic results, ballooned drawings and supporting records. Request with the machining quote; customer requirements define the package. First-article documentation.
Connect the part, records and agreement.
Current part definition
Identify the drawing, specification and revision that control the work. Flag any conflicting references.
Material and condition
State the specified grade, product form and condition, plus the material records needed.
Finish or treatment
Identify required surface or thermal operations and who approves the process sequence.
Critical features and acceptance
Name the characteristics, acceptance criteria and inspection points that need particular attention.
Records and review
List required report formats, traceability and the people responsible for review and disposition.
Quantity, timing and open questions
Give the planned quantity and target date. Flag undecided requirements for discussion before a commitment.
Controlled or sensitive work? Read the handling guidance first.
Keep the work and its requirements connected.
Current revision
Use the applicable drawing, specification and documentation revisions together when defining the work.
Changes before quotation
Review changed requirements before they alter the machining, inspection or documentation scope.
Unresolved questions
Separate confirmed requirements from items that still need clarification.
Discuss the records your next job needs.
Use Request a Quote to discuss inspection and documentation for your next order.
Controlled or sensitive work? Read the handling guidance first.