Quality Control

About the QC

Design Verification: Checking manuals, electrical drawings, and P&IDs against the actual build.
Component Certificates: Verifying material data sheets and calibration certificates for critical parts.
Physical Check: Inspecting the general workmanship, paint quality, and labeling of components.
Measurement: Verifying that the equipment dimensions match the approved layout footprint.
Safety Guarding: Ensuring all physical covers and protective barriers are correctly installed.
Punch List: Documenting any minor defects or deviations that need fixing before shipping.
Proprotocol Approval: Signing the official FAT report by both the manufacturer and the client.

Material Inspection: Checking raw materials and parts from suppliers against specifications.
Certificate Verification: Reviewing vendor certificates of analysis (CoA) and material test reports.
Sampling Tests: Testing a representative sample from a batch before moving it to production.
Visual Inspection: Checking for surface defects, scratches, correct labeling, and packaging quality.
Dimensional Measurement: devices to verify the critical dimensions of the product.
Quality control after delivery and unloading, to detect any damage that may have occurred during the process.

This is a space to ensure high quality