Approved materials
Components are checked against the BOM, drawings and approved supplier requirements before production.
Reliable Assemblies, Documented Control
QUALITY FIRST
OUR QUALITY COMMITMENT
Components are checked against the BOM, drawings and approved supplier requirements before production.
Work instructions define stripping, crimping, soldering, routing, locking and overmolding requirements.
Inspection and electrical testing are selected around the function, risk and validation plan of each assembly.
Inspection records, labels and packing documentation keep each shipment organized and reviewable.
CONTROL PLAN
The control plan is adapted to the product drawing, BOM, application risk and customer validation requirements. Each step is documented so engineering and purchasing teams can review the result with confidence.
Wire, terminals, connectors and insulation materials are checked against customer drawings and approved specifications.
Crimp height, pull force, soldering, routing and overmolding are controlled through defined work instructions.
Every assembly is checked for connector position, locking, labels, sleeving, appearance and workmanship.
Continuity, short-circuit, polarity, insulation and signal integrity checks are selected for the application.
Samples, inspection records and packing labels support repeatable delivery and production review.
TESTING CAPABILITY
Testing is selected according to the assembly design and intended application. From standard continuity checks to signal integrity validation, the final plan is confirmed before production.
Confirms every required circuit is connected correctly and helps identify open, short or reversed circuits.
Supports safe power and high-voltage applications with insulation resistance and withstand checks where required.
Monitors terminal connection quality and mechanical strength for repeatable wire-to-terminal performance.
TDR and application-specific checks support high-speed data, shielded and impedance-sensitive cable assemblies.
STANDARDS & TRACEABILITY
Quality records can be aligned with your inspection plan and shipment requirements. Ask the team about inspection reports, test results, labels, samples and other program documentation.
Discuss your quality requirements →READY TO REVIEW A PROGRAM?
Our team will help define the right inspection and testing approach for your assembly.