How we verify every dimension and material before a part ships.
On-site testing and measurement lab for dimensional and material verification, covering dimensional inspection, mechanical performance, and environmental testing.

Used for coordinate measurement of part geometry and hole positions, verifying key dimensions against print tolerances.

Used for inspecting the precision of curved surfaces and contours.

Optical image measurement system for non-contact verification of 2D dimensions and geometric tolerances.

Optical profile projector that magnifies and projects a part's outline for shape and angle inspection.

Verifies that a part's surface roughness after finishing meets specification.

Verifies hardness on heat-treated metal parts, confirming mechanical properties meet requirements.

Used for push/pull force testing on plug-in components, snap-fits, and connectors.

Simulates a salt-fog corrosive environment to verify the corrosion resistance of surface-treated parts.

Automated optical imaging inspection equipment for 100% cosmetic inspection during volume production, reducing the risk of defective parts shipping.

Stroke 1–5mm, accuracy 0.02mm, used for automated cosmetic sorting after machining to reduce the risk of defective parts reaching the next process.
CMM coordinate measurement · CCD image inspection · FAI first-article inspection report
Mechanical shock test · density test · tensile strength · torsion force
Salt spray test, verifying the weathering and corrosion resistance of surface-treated parts
ISO 9001 quality management system certified
Incoming Quality Control
First Article Inspection
In-Process Quality Control
Post-secondary-operation check
Returned outsourced-material check
Pre-packaging check
Final Quality Control (warehousing)
Outgoing Quality Control (shipping)