Incoming Material
Rubber compounds, metal and aluminum parts are reviewed against product requirements.
Quality begins before production and continues through material review, process control, final inspection and application verification.
Inspection is integrated into the production sequence rather than treated as one final event. Applicable checks depend on the product program and customer requirement.
From raw material to real-world performanceRubber compounds, metal and aluminum parts are reviewed against product requirements.
Bonding surfaces, dimensions, vulcanization conditions and assembly status are checked.
Finished parts are reviewed for appearance, dimensions, marking and packaging accuracy.
OE references, vehicle models, years and installation positions are reviewed.
A mounting product must connect physical geometry, material condition and vehicle application. Appearance alone is not enough.
Mounting points and geometry
Rubber-to-metal condition
Material and molded form
Position and completion
OE, model, year and position
Surface, marking and packaging
These are review points and potential failure modes, not unverified performance claims.
Higher standardsVisible cracking, damage or irregular molding.
Exposed bonding areas and visible defects.
Mounting and assembly measurements.
Holes, studs and assembly orientation.
Product code, vehicle reference and packaging.
Production and inspection information may be recorded according to product batch and customer requirements, ensuring traceability from material to shipment.
Reliable parts. A smoother tomorrow.Material batch records
OE & application information
Vehicle model and installation position
Inspection records and test reports
Packing details and shipping information
Inspection records, test reports and technical documents are shared only when verified files exist for the relevant program.
Learn MoreSend the product information, target application and inspection requirement for review.