Inspections are a key part of the manufacturing process, ensuring that parts meet customers’ specifications, requirements, and tolerances. For many of our customers, particularly those in the aerospace and other transportation industries, conformity.
Our full-service machine shop inspects all the parts manufactured in our plant. We can also provide outside inspections for our customers. Our Quality Management System is certified for ISO 9001:2015, AS9100 REV-D (Aviation, Space, and Defense), and Naval Level-1 SUBSAFE inspections. Our metrological equipment and services include:
Video and Scanning CMMs
Our FaroArm and other coordinate measuring machines use laser or video to collect precise data about a part, which is then analyzed using the latest software.
Spectral Analysis and Material Verification
Using handheld fluorescent x-ray technology, we can verify that each part is of the proper alloy before it is produced.
Optical Comparator
Parts are magnified and projected upon a screen, where they are measured with up to 50x magnification.
Model Inspection
We can create a part based on a customer’s 3D and other renderings, inspect the model, then laser scan the part to confirm it matches the customer’s specifications.
Gaging and Pins with NIST Standards
As a critical part of ISO certification, all our pins, thread gages, and other gaging undergo regular inspections to ensure they meet NIST standards.
1st Piece and In-Process Inspections
Our inspectors review each stage of a component manufactured on the production floor using various means. The result is more conforming products.
Hardness Checking
By applying pressure to a diamond point, we can test the material’s hardness—the result is confirmation of the required hardness specification.
Hydrostatic Pressure Testing
Cylinders and other pressure vessels can be tested up to 10,000 PSI.
Laser Engraving/Serialization
Using laser engraving, we can apply barcodes, batch identification, and artwork or logos to our finished parts.
Precision
For many of our customers, particularly those in the aerospace and other transportation industries, conformity is critical to product safety.
