MATERIAL ID + DIMENSIONAL CONTROL · FIVE CONTROL POINTS — The sequence follows the quality-management flow documented in the VAYTRON company profile.
Review the latest drawing, material, finish, tolerance, usage and special inspection requirements before production planning.
Inquiry stageReview available supplier records and use handheld XRF as an alloy-identification aid when required.
IQCConfirm selected drawing features before small-batch or mass-production release.
FAI / IPQCUse patrol and last-article checks to monitor applicable drawing-defined characteristics during production.
IPQC / PQAReview applicable results, finished condition and agreed documents before packing and delivery.
Final QC
CORE INSPECTION CAPABILITIES — Equipment is selected according to the material, feature geometry, tolerance and inspection stage agreed for the order.
Niton XL2 handheld XRF supports on-site stainless-steel alloy identification when required.
HEXAGON CMM and image mapping equipment support complex dimensions, profiles and drawing-defined geometry.
Surface roughness, pneumatic air-gauge, hardness and offset-runout instruments support applicable specified features.
QUALITY DOCUMENTATION — Supplier declarations and VAYTRON inspection records cover different scopes; availability and applicability are confirmed for each material, product and order.
This supplier-issued certificate records the declared 316L grade, heat and batch data, and chemical composition for the referenced stainless steel material.
Supplier documentation is available for specified HNBR or EPDM sealing-ring compounds, where applicable, and cites relevant FDA rubber-product requirements.
VAYTRON inspection records document finished-part measurement results against drawing dimensions and agreed inspection requirements for the referenced order.
CUSTOMER-SPECIFIED REQUIREMENTS — Send the information that determines what is checked, how it is checked and which records are required.
