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Drawing and specification review
Critical dimensions, datums, tolerances, surface requirements, material notes, and assembly interfaces are reviewed before production planning.
Quality Inspection
Inspection planning for OEM parts before shipment
FSD Precision connects engineering review, process control, dimensional checks, and outgoing release so manufactured parts are evaluated against the drawing and buyer requirements.
Inspection Focus
Drawing revision control
Critical feature checks
Process-stage inspection
Outgoing release records
Inspection Workflow
Quality checks follow the project stage
Inspection requirements are planned around part risk, process route, and the buyer's acceptance standard rather than treated as a final paperwork step.
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First article inspection
Initial samples can be checked against the released drawing to confirm process route, fixture strategy, and critical feature control.
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In-process control
Production checks can be aligned to machining datums, casting features, threaded holes, sealing surfaces, cosmetic faces, and fit-critical areas.
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Outgoing release
Finished parts are reviewed for dimensions, surface condition, marking, packaging, and shipment readiness before release.
Inspection Records
Report scope can be matched to buyer requirements
Different projects need different evidence. Prototype samples, pilot builds, and recurring OEM production can use different reporting depth.
Dimensional inspection records
First article inspection summaries
Material and finish confirmation
Critical dimension checklists
Photo records for cosmetic or packaging review
Nonconformance and corrective-action notes when required
Measurement Support
Inspection method depends on the feature risk
Calipers, micrometers, height gauges, thread gauges, plug gauges, and pin gauges for standard dimensional checks.
CMM or coordinate inspection support can be arranged for geometry that requires datum-based measurement.
Surface, cosmetic, and packaging review can be matched to buyer samples, drawings, or written acceptance criteria.
Buyer Inputs
Clear quality requirements make quoting and production more reliable
When inspection expectations are supplied at RFQ stage, the manufacturing route can be planned around the correct tolerance, report, and release standard.
Released 2D drawing with tolerances and revision level
3D model for geometry reference and process planning
Critical-to-quality dimensions or fit-control areas
Surface finish, color, coating, or appearance acceptance standard
Required inspection report format, sampling level, or customer checklist
Ready for RFQ